Sentence examples for relationships to spread from inspiring English sources

More than 37,000 people have the disease, and Stacey is passionate about helping Lisa by leveraging her contacts and relationships to spread the word about the disease in order to help raise funds to find a cure.

Fashion acquires symbolic meaning through a socialization process (Hirschman and Holbrook, 1982a); thus social relationships are needed to spread fashion.

The benefit of cats as a companion animal cannot be overlooked as this has a direct relationship with its ability to spread across the globe.

Besides, customers with whom you have a personal relationship are more likely to spread news of your company by word-of-mouth, an especially-valuable form of marketing.

When Jason realized we were very serious about ending our relationship with him he began to spread rumors that I was abusing prescription medications.

Researchers have found that environmental factors bear strong relationships to the spread of diseases such as malaria, and meningitis, among many others.

For his part, Sharma asserted that state authorities have a responsibility to spread awareness about sexual relationships at an early age.

After Camille's death, rumours began to spread about Monet's relationship with Alice.

News stories had begun to spread about M.B.S.'s relationship with the White House, including one in which he reportedly said that Jared Kushner was "in his pocket".

The other is that with most things political, it comes down to relationships spread across the legislature in question and important members of the community.

The anatomy and pathology of the subperitoneal space and the surrounding cavity is discussed in its relationship to tumor spread.