Sentence examples for propagating this year from inspiring English sources

Another fantasy the mainstream right is propagating this year is that armed citizens can resolve a crisis in the time it takes to empty a clip.

Of more lasting importance than the Owens fable is the contention, still widely propagated today, that the African-American victories in 1936 forced people everywhere to rethink their assumptions about black inferiority in high-level track-and-field athletics.

Nanomodified specimens exhibited improved delamination resistance during both the tests: delamination toughness increased 130% and cracks propagated 36 27 times slower than virgin interfaces.

She experienced a different America than the post-racial beacon of exceptionalism that people propagate today.

In many prehistoric and ancient cultures, the Moon was personified as a deity or other supernatural phenomenon, and astrological views of the Moon continue to be propagated today.

That yeast prions require Hsp104 to propagate [14] [16] means that the approach we have taken with [PSI+] to estimate the number of propagons can also be applied to the other native prions.

The plants did not show any atypical phenotype in visual comparison with vegetatively propagated Chardonnay 96 grown in the growth chamber and the greenhouse.

The initial spike component was a regenerative propagating (14 44 μm/s) Ca2+ wave, initiated at one or both ends of the cells (Fig. 2A and C, Video 2).

"If we continue letting the Alliance use June 4 to propagate this idea, it'd be harmful to the local democracy movement".

The ovarian cancer cell lines A2780, CP70, MCP2, and MCP3 were propagated in RPMI 1640 (Invitrogen) containing 10% FBS.

That hashtag was propagated in 2016 by Morgan Doane, a director of analytics for an art company in Florida.