Sentence examples for practice of propagating from inspiring English sources

This smells like a cover-up likely to expand the nefarious and authoritarian practice of propagating "alternative facts" to give the appearance of honesty over lies.

Separation of new from virus-infected plantings of the same or closely related species is sometimes effective, and the simple practice of not propagating from plants suspected or known to harbour a virus also reduces loss.

Grafting is a common practice for propagating fruit trees.

Richard Kerry took an equally dim view of Reagan's "fatal error of seeing U.S. security as dependent on illusions of propagating democracy," and of Carter's "practice of asserting a 'linkage' that injected human rights into strategic issues".

Daisy Goldschmid, 28, takes charge of propagating the tender perennials.

Have I a chance of propagating this oddity?

He has a dozen ways of propagating those principles over the heads of Sun journalists.

"What is important is to help Iran instead of propagating against Iran," he said.

Robbe-Grillet accused the Balzacian novel of propagating an outdated, anthropocentric worldview.

People in the industry would accuse him of propagating myths, he said.

They exist for the purpose of propagating future walnut trees.