Sentence examples for propagating skills from inspiring English sources

The good of propagating skills and resources for healthy living reverberates throughout the body politic.

According to ABC News, a senior law enforcement official said that Ahmad Abousamra, a Northeastern University graduate, is thought to have joined the Islamic State (formerly known as ISIS) and is seemingly using his computer skills to help propagate the group's message on social media.

So whether you attend personally or not, I can assure you that you will be hearing more about "Survival Skills" training as previous attendees propagate the lessons of the workshop at their home institutions.

That's why, much as he loves Ground Force, he believes Gardeners' World is more valuable, because it's teaching the old skills - how to dig, how to propagate, how to plant, how to prune - which are in danger of being lost.

Branch wrote that the N.C.A.A. was a "classic cartel" that has never had any real power and that the terms "amateurism" and "student-athlete" were "cynical hoaxes, legalistic confections propagated by the universities so they can exploit the skills and fame of young athletes".

And this broad understanding must be accompanied by high class communication skills so that knowledge can be properly explained and propagated.

While there remains an attitude in the devolved administrations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland that public managers hold unique skills to balance resources and public interest, Westminster parties, on the whole, propagate the idea that officials are not up to the mark.

The media has been propagating hate".

* Feisty-hearted, the meat- propagating gullet.

That's what they're propagating".

These search results are propagating lies.