Sentence examples for propagating a from inspiring English sources

One North Carolina breeder, Warren Steed, spent his life propagating a smaller, irrepressible bloomer called Little Gem.

His testimony, they said, "was for the sole purpose of propagating a frivolous lawsuit for financial gain".

"What role does industry play in propagating a manufacturing culture that would take such risks with people's lives?" he said.

Professor Black explicitly criticises the Tories for propagating a myth that NHS productivity was declining to create a false justification for their health and social care bill".

"If you give me a tape and I just play it 100 or 15 or a few times, then I am propagating a message.

Taking and planting a cutting is just a low-technology way of propagating a clone.One of the most successful clones is the Cabernet Sauvignon grape.

There is no point in propagating a falsehood.If Hong Kong's people keep marching without damaging the territory's economy, China may well simply shrug.

In 1960 a semiconductor device called a neuristor was devised, capable of propagating a signal in one direction without attenuation and able to perform numerical and logical operations.

Repeatedly, Mr. Bush has spoken of unity and cooperation, while his actions reveal a man bent on propagating a right-wing ideology shared by very few in the United States.

Campaigning atheism is a missionary enterprise, aiming to convert humankind to a particular version of unbelief; but not all atheists have been interested in propagating a new gospel, and some have been friendly to traditional faiths.

Pro-slavery Southerners had been propagating a narrative of their own: slavery was a benevolent institution in which mentally inferior slaves were watched over by owners who treated them as part of their family.