'propagate about' is not a correct phrase in written English.
To 'propagate' means to spread a message or idea, so the phrase you are looking for may be 'spread about'. Example sentence: Rumors have been spread about our new product launch.
What's more, the number of misconceptions propagated about the most basic research can be staggering.
She went on to say that she "will not tolerate" stories being propagated about her health.
New studies of Burgess might also shed light on some of the many myths that he, if not actually created, then certainly propagated about himself.
Sims added: "During the 1950s and 1960s there was a myth propagated about the American dream and the American way of life and the sense that everyone was middle class and upwardly mobile.
He did not name Mr. Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, but referred to "this myth that some have propagated about this nominee that somehow she needs to take time off to cram, to get prepared or to essentially take Constitutional Law 101".
The rupture propagated about 100 km in a northerly directions during times between 30 s and 80 s and apparently accelerated at times between 60 s and 80 s.
"We cannot be responsible stewards of our natural environment and propagate messages about the importance of animal welfare when our behaviors do not reflect our principles" "The decision by SeaWorld to phase out killer whale shows in San Diego is a welcome step along the path towards ending the captivity of these magnificent creatures," Schiff said on Monday after SeaWorld's announcement.
Further qualitative investigation is also conducted to understand why these clashes occurred and propagate ideas about how such may be mitigated.
We provide below several examples of the way in which the anti-evolution arguments of creationist and ID advocates propagate misconceptions about science.
Those feeding on it now to propagate messages about meat, butter, and cheese; or saturated fat; or the irrelevance of calories, are doing us all a disservice.
