Sentence examples for readily spread from inspiring English sources

Tree and plant species readily spread.

What aspects of culture might have been more readily spread from one society to another?

Without them, humanity might not have so readily spread across the globe.

Unfortunately, the mild strain of blight does not readily spread from tree to tree among American chestnuts.

He proposed that novel ideas and tools that were developed within one society would readily spread to groups of the same "culture pattern" (e.g., among bison hunters) but that those invented outside the culture pattern were less likely to be adopted that is, that culture itself could prevent or slow diffusion.

This cosmopolitan distribution of streptomycetes might be attributed to their production of spores, which are readily spread and thus could explain its presence in different environments (see Table 1).

(iii) Upon entering the interface, the glide dislocation core readily spreads into an intricate pattern within the interface.

Melanoma, the most lethal form of skin cancer, is responsible for over 80% of all skin cancer deaths and is highly metastatic, readily spreading to the lymph nodes or metastasising to other organs.

Mr. Dawkins has long been a harsh critic of religion, which he considers a form of infectious virus that readily replicates, spreading its distortions.

Polio can spread readily as long as there is a single case anywhere.

Infections spread readily to the spleen from other parts of the body.