Sentence examples for spread aiming from inspiring English sources

Instead, officials want to slow the spread, aiming to protect as many of the nation's 9.5 billion ash trees as possible.

The other stream focuses on the development of network topology-based models of risk contagion and default spread, aiming to study the resilience of various financial networks.

According to the survey of influenza spread characteristics and the estimation of influenza infection rate in Dr. Huang SQ's doctoral dissertation in 2010 [ 15], we reset influences of influenza spread aimed at the population distribution characteristics and influenza spread process in airport terminal.

Tom Wolfe celebrated it in his "London Teenage Society Girl" essay, and its precocious compact snub-nosed shape was featured in fashion shoots and advertising spreads aimed at the Rolls-Royce and Jaguar crowds.

Legal penalties included collective punishment, death for anyone who spread theories aiming to change the constitution and life imprisonment for disseminating information that tarnished the country's reputation.

Others just call it fast -- Tulsa's no-huddle, spread offense aims to put the ball in play in the first 10 seconds of the allotted 40.

Siwiec' funeral in Przemyśl was well attended, but did not turn into a political manifestation; it was guarded by police, and secret agents spread rumors aimed at damaging Siwiec's reputation.

Future developments of SPREAD are aimed at extending built-in rendering functionality such as parsing custom base maps and adding mouse-driven camera support to the embedded renderings.

In order to stop the outbreak and prevent further spread, organizers aim to vaccinate, repeatedly over the next few months, all children under the age of five, whether they are living at home or displaced by conflict.

They also indicate that the British government has been involved in spreading propaganda aimed at bolstering the impression of "moderate armed opposition" groups in Syria.

The law defines the rather nebulous concept as "spreading information aimed at forming non- traditional sexual behaviour among children, suggesting this behaviour is attractive, and making a false statement about the socially equal nature of traditional and non-traditional relationships".