Political preferences aren't passed along through the umbilical cord.
Tears form in his eyes when he sees the note she passed along through Mr. Flores.
Worship displays and reinforces the character of the society; the traditions are passed along through the worship of the community.
It was in the placards, the slogans, the banners and the antics; it was passed along through the Internet, text messaging and even local newspapers.
Some of their articles are printed in pamphlets by supporters in Miami and slipped into Cuba, where they are passed along through a network of independent libraries.
Mr. Bernanke offered an analogy of his own, likening the housing crisis to E. coli bacteria that can have deadly consequences when passed along through a vulnerable food safety system.
I personally wasn't able to attend the last couple of meetings due to traveling and things being scheduled when I have class, but I will do my best to summarize what's been passed along through emails.
One of the first uses of high-stakes testing then was the introduction of the exit exam, designed to prevent students from being passed along through the system and thus graduating without what proponents called basic skills.
Mr. Brock writes that "Thomas passed along, through Paoletta, unverified embarrassing personal information about his friend" Kaye Savage "that Thomas claimed had been raised against her in a divorce proceeding.... Thomas was playing dirty, and so was I".
But because those rumors and half-truths spread in a digital media landscape that was not owned and operated by giant companies — one in which information was passed along through a Wild West of email, discussion boards and blogs — it was never conceivable to limit that era's equivalent of fake news.
In addition to being induced by perceptions of risk at the individual level, fear can be passed along through emotional contagion across social network ties [9], [10].
