Sentence examples for spread further afield from inspiring English sources

However, that might not be the case if the problems spread further afield.

Protests spread further afield a day later, when video of the death of Philando Castile, a school canteen worker who was legally entitled to carry a pistol, was broadcast live on Facebook after an officer shot him when he allegedly reached for his identification during a traffic stop.

The cause was traced to a switch failure in a UK datacenter causing a cascade of failures as a backlog of undelivered messages accrued — which in turn caused the system slow-down to spread further afield than the EMEA region.

An Ebola outbreak which is so far suspected of killing at least 83 people in Guinea has spread to Liberia, sparking concerns it could spread further afield in West Africa.

By then he was second in literary celebrity only to Tolstoy, who outlived him by six years, but after his death, Chekhov's fame soon spread further afield.

Broun's first visit to the Stork was actually made by mistake; he believed it to be a funeral home, but he soon became a regular, and invited his celebrity friends, as the name of the club spread further afield.

Markets were unnerved by worries that Greece's financial problems were spreading further afield.

Meanwhile, demand appears to be spreading further afield in Asia and is now growing in Indonesia, largely as a result of demand from the Chinese and Koreans doing business there, said Gabriella Fredriksson, a conservation biologist based in Sumatra.

Drawing reggae closer to the production values of US hip-hop, the track catalysed an exchange of ideas that would soon spread even further afield.

In the age of enlightenment, the cultural impact of the quake spread even further afield as the horrors of Lisbon provided inspiration for sensationalist artworks and philosophical tracts.

Worries about the Eurozone debt crisis spreading even further afield also unnerved investors.