Sentence examples for spread downwards from inspiring English sources

By the mid 19th century, the related words "bored", "boring" and "boredom" were being uttered with increasing frequency as the malaise spread downwards through society to people who, thanks to the seed drill and the reverberatory furnace, had more time on their hands than they knew what to do with.

Their products have historically been quite expensive, but they hope that this new, more easily embeddable device will allow the technology to spread downwards towards consumer devices.

The symptoms often first occur where the bulb has been damaged and spread downwards in the affected scales.

A disastrous fire started on the seventh floor on the night of 16 March 1954 and spread downwards.

A massive operation is under way to remove the toxic topsoil to prevent it spreading downwards.

Once the core gameplay is there, what kind of modes do we put in there for more novice players, what kind of characters do we want to add or maybe balance existing players so it's easier to play for a certain group, so it all spreads downwards from that core base.

The blotchy rash appears a few days later beginning on the face and spreading downwards to the rest of the body over several days.

Northern pronunciation was also shown to be thriving – saying 'last' with a short a, for instance – and was in fact spreading downwards, with the Midlands and West Country showing more instances of the northern pronunciation than 50 years ago.

The collapse of Russia induced a chain reaction of disintegration among the Finns starting from the government, military power and economy, and spreading downwards to all fields of the society such as local administration and workplaces, and finally to the level of individual citizens as changes and questions of freedom, responsibility and morality.

Several days later, a rash develops, starting on the face and upper neck and gradually spreading downwards.

The uncinate process is a thin bony layer that extends from the anterior end of the middle meatus, and spreads downwards and backwards above the upper aspect of the maxillary sinus [ 5].