Sentence examples for now propagating from inspiring English sources

Differential buoyancy forces the cool gases to move ahead of the flame, which is then extinguished because it is now propagating into a partially diluted nonflammable mixture.

He is also now propagating an exculpatory view of any and all U.S. war efforts -- as if the immoral can become the magnificent by virtue of patriotic alchemy.

This leads to the failure of the detonation since it now propagates into burnt products.

Once the preserve of the paranoid radio host Alex Jones, this lunacy is now propagated by the likes of Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, Dinesh D'Souza, Frank Gaffney, Donald Trump Jr. and Michael Savage.

Light will now propagate through the sample in a dramatically different way than it did when the material was in its natural form.

Internet rape porn now propagates further and faster the old fantasy that a woman always wants painful intercourse, and eventually comes to desire her own violation.

Banks are distributing record numbers of airline co-branded credit cards where the top tier segment spend heavily, while a substantial proportion of such rewards cards now propagate through the payment networks.

Perhaps sensitive to this caution, Nelson offers no specific financial strategies, just advises Cameron to stay strong and to strive to expose the popular "myth" now propagated by leftists: the idea that the future will inevitably be one of "higher regulation and more government".

The new lines have now propagated through multiple passages.

Now, propagate this frame along the curve parallel to itself with respect to the affine structure of spacetime.

Animal lovers in many countries now propagate the use of artificial snakeskin instead, which are easily produced from embossed leather, patterned fabric, plastics and other materials.