Sentence examples for sometimes diffused from inspiring English sources
But even as metro-area senators in several states find their clout growing, their power is sometimes diffused by infighting between city and suburbs or city and city — a contrast to the more monolithic rural coalitions.
The most commonly observed phenotype (41 out of 49) was an increase in the number of tER-Golgi units in a significant percentage of cells (Figure 3, Table 1), sometimes accompanied by more diffused GFP staining (haze) or increased levels of PDI (Table S2).
When one group, the "official" marketing group loses its centralized control over marketing, the marketing activities do not go away or disappear, they move to other parts of the firm... they become diffused within (and sometimes outside) the firm.
But because of clerestory windows that will bring in diffused light, the rooms are sometimes taller than they are in the Merion building.
On MRIs, abnormal signals were seen as diffused or patchy patterns in the muscles, and sometimes found surrounding the muscles.
Though many of the hundred-plus employees seem to be diffused throughout the enterprise and most vividly present in cyberspace, everybody gathers sometimes in the headquarters building for a buffet-style lunch, at which Rosenberg makes a short speech.
We know if a music video is going to be diffused or if it's not, and our awareness of how it will be chopped up on television is sometimes almost part of the video's concept.
"Right now, it's diffused".
I want to get lost and diffused".
And you can get too diffused.
