Sentence examples for spread across time from inspiring English sources

As the scourge spread across time zones from Australia to Europe, Mr. Cheng was already writing an antidote, and by the end of the day, Ms. Soriano was disseminating instructions to afflicted Trend Micro customers around the world on how to apply it.

They are extremely effective tools for leading teams spread across time and space.

If the only susceptibles were those in whom the vaccine failed, you would only have very small outbreaks of one or two or three people spread across time.

This determines how the costs and benefits are spread across time, and hence how they are distributed to the advantage or disadvantage of different private groups, citizens, and governmental officials.

In the first instance, rather than there being a sharp rupture between the Holocene past and the Anthropocene now, a 'gradualized' transition making the Holocene and Anthropocene co-existent and one in which humanities impacts on the environment are spread across time obscures the horrifying nature of the Anthropocene and the extraordinary measures required to respond to its challenges.

How many children did they have, how many stayed alive?" Though collaborative family tree-building is likely the way of the future, what may be unprecedented about Geni is the way it harnesses the connective power of the Web to turn the family tree into a living family network, capable of bringing together members of a lineage that has spread across time and territory.

The "sheen of shame over the VA's failures spreads across time and party affiliation.

Of these 189 genes, 169 (89%) were up-regulated following infestation with P. ovis and the time at which these genes showed peak expression was spread across the time course of infestation with 15 genes up-regulated at 1 hpi, 44 genes at 3 hpi, 72 genes at 6 hpi and 39 genes at 24 hpi.

As Hemon points out, Mitchell's complicated work encompasses six major story lines, with a dizzying array of characters, spread across multiple time periods and locations.

Of course, the outcome has real-life consequences for 140 million Russian citizens, who already grapple with the challenges of being spread across nine time zones.

The past decade has seen the hectic emergence of some 600 regional TV stations, increasingly professional and broad enough to become an indispensable source of information, including alternatives to the official line, for a country spread across 11 time zones.