Sentence examples for spread of Chinese from inspiring English sources

Rather, it is the inexorable spread of Chinese economic clout.

In addition, the influx and spread of Chinese culinary tastes within Japan broke the stranglehold soy sauce had as the one condiment that blessed Japanese cuisine".

While starting with batteries and auto parts, the spread of Chinese business is expected to result eventually in the sale of Chinese cars in the United States.

He supported economic reform and closer relations with the United States while publicly warning of the spread of Chinese influence and the environmental costs of industrialization.

Christie's sales begin on March 15, with a two-day spread of Chinese ceramics, followed by a group of seventeenth-century Chinese porcelains from a private collection on March 16.

The spread of Chinese smog across the region is worrying neighbours such as South Korea and Japan.Ho Tong Yen, the Singaporean CEO of the eco-city's development company (and a director of Mr Register's Californian consultancy, Ecocity Builders), says he believes many of the eco-city's methods will eventually become "a key part of urbanisation in China".

This is even though San Francisco was home to the some of the country's first racialized zoning laws, which limited the spread of Chinese-American run laundries and were later struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court.

If the lesson seems to be that Harlem can't be bottled, there's a certain irony to the fact that Streetbird's condiments are a bright spot, particularly the sweet and spicy Jamerican sauce and the Bird Funk Spread, an oily paste of Chinese sausage, dried shrimp, and fermented black bean, which comes with Auntie's Cornbread.

Liu Xiaobo himself hailed the web for bringing about the "awakening of ideas among the Chinese people"; the spread of the Chinese grassroots campaign for democracy, Charter 08, depends on the Internet, and several of China's top bloggers are signatories to the movement.

As a result of the spread of sericulture, Chinese silk exports became less important, although they still maintained dominance over the luxury silk market.

Starting in August and continuing for several weeks, torrid and sometimes violent protests spread across dozens of Chinese cities after activists from both sides tried to land on the islands and the Japanese government responded to the dispute by buying islands that were in private Japanese hands.