He made a point of spreading rumors that he had flown to California, Mexico, Brazil, however.
Like many effective politicians, Ryan is more than willing to stretch the facts to the point of spreading deliberate misinformation.
For the Iron Lady and her generals, the whole point of spreading asset ownership was to bind the middle classes by self-interest to the upper classes.
While Dana Gioia, his immediate predecessor, made a point of spreading endowment funds to every Congressional district, for example, Mr. Landesman said he expected to focus on financing the best art, regardless of location.
What's the point of "spreading ideas" if those ideas fundamentally contradict one another, the audience has no expertise in the field at hand and the "experts" aren't given enough time to explain?
If, for example, repeated mailings and e-mail reminders anger refusers to the point of spreading negative press, potential responders may be swayed into nonparticipation, increasing the potential for bias.
Although a 30-min window was thus considered for analysis around the electrocorticography starting point of spreading depolarization, the actual delay observed was in general much lower, with a median <6 min (see below).
Because of the substantial spatial distance between EEG electrodes at the scalp and subdural electrocorticography electrodes at the brain surface, EEG depressions were accepted as co-registrations in a range of ±15 min around time points of spreading depolarization appearance in the subdural electrodes.
The point of the spread offense is to create space to take advantage of one-on-one matchups, with the notion that one missed tackle or deft move could lead to a big play.
Before the political crisis of Mr. Berlusconi, we had the rise again at 300 basis point of the spread, on Monday or Tuesday, I don't remember, before the Wednesday in which we had the confidence vote.
