Sentence examples for programs propagate from inspiring English sources

Any claims that the high tuition costs of some MFA programs propagate literary elitism and exploit unrealistic dreams are simply irrelevant to any discussion of the degree's merit.

The initial steps of wound healing programs propagate information concerning the wound in a manner that is appropriate to the magnitude of damage.

Now much of the programming propagates the unadorned Wahhabi brand of Islam prevalent in the kingdom.

"People were coming in and walking up and saying, 'I can't get on the network.' " Like companies and individuals around the world, Ford was caught by surprise on Thursday by a rogue software program propagated by e-mail messages with "I love you," in the subject field.

The Essentials of Care program propagated by NSW Health [ 49] is one such program and this has encouraged research to promote patient care coming from the shared values of clinicians.

Both programs numerically propagate the Bloch McConnell equations (McConnell, 1958) relevant for a particular model of exchange.

However, it is also critical that these concerns be incorporated into the development and maintenance of programs that propagate organisms for commercial, subsistence or recreational exploitation.

The rounded values are used in dynamic programming to propagate the score histogram forward, facilitating a speedy construction of the score histogram.

Another example is the state's breast cancer awareness program, which propagates information through educational lectures and grassroots mobilization efforts.

These are the children of the Lebensborn, an SS program devised to propagate Aryan traits.

I say that to possibly excuse Mr. Gibson for his program continuing to propagate a story line that has now been proven to be totally false: The story line that the Obama campaign said one thing to the Canadian government while saying something else to the voters in Ohio.