Sentence examples for may spread extensively from inspiring English sources

Tubercular lesions may spread extensively in the lung, causing large areas of destruction, cavities, and scarring.

Assuming that the drug-resistant human isolates were derived from poultry, occurrence of poultry-source E. coli in both vegetarians and persons with conventional diets suggests that poultry-source drug-resistant E. coli may spread extensively through the human population without requiring individual exposure to poultry products.

But Mr. Benn announced that four farms that had reported cattle with symptoms similar to foot- and-mouth disease had been found not infected, a sign that the disease may not have spread extensively.

In our case, the power of the compressed air was quite strong (170 psi), which may be why the air was able to spread extensively to various regions, including the orbit, face, neck, and mediastinum.

The Portuguese language spread extensively, and the upper classes quickly gained proficiency in it.

Deep-sea currents are slower than surface currents, limiting the ability of the deeper plumes to spread extensively.

The sound has spread extensively across the poorer districts of South America where distinct variations of cumbia, such as chicha in Peru, have been born.

On the other hand, dust injected at high latitudes in either hemisphere does not spread extensively.

Nowadays, Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have spread extensively in everyday life in an unprecedented way.

ObgE overexpression caused SeqA foci, normally localized to replication forks, to spread extensively within the cell.

It has spread extensively since arriving from Asia in 1951, wiping out hemlock stands along a widening front.