Sentence examples for permeated to from inspiring English sources

To improve the quality of care at the end of life, it is subsequently necessary to study which knowledge has and which has not permeated to physicians, and which myths may hinder further permeation.

This is "musical ecstasy," Dr. Fritz said, and it seems to have permeated, to some degree, the gym where the exercisers composed music while sweating.

The business of shining things up is no longer just the purview of publicists and chatshow hosts, it's permeated to everybody.

The expectations that high-level management at Royal Wegener created during the acquisition by Mecom and the profit requirements that Mecom set on the basis of these expectations have led to a panic that has permeated to every part of our company.

Note: Following the direction of the arrows, state-individual relationships evolve from inclusive and subordinate to independent and equal, whereas the self-boundary transitions from permeated to firm.

Watching videos from the frontline of Qusair yesterday, it is interesting to see how this language of holy war - from outsiders it should be noted - has permeated to the Syrian foot soldiers.

No issues that my generation in the north care about seem to permeate to Westminster; no solutions go back up the M1.

: Privies should be washed daily and ventilated to ensure that the smell did not permeate to the work rooms.

From the top down, bad leadership permeates to empower an HBCU human product which appears rude, unknowledgeable and unmotivated.

We reasoned that if each neuron synapses with hair cells of both orientations, DiASP should permeate to all neurons irrespectively of the orientation of the fluid jet.

This further illuminates the need to explore a longer monitoring period to allow for behavioral effects of the intervention to permeate to the community.