Sentence examples for spread of life from inspiring English sources

In those months when it is warm enough, there occurs an extraordinarily rapid spread of life.

I want a country with a more even spread of life chances – where it's not background, accent or education that shape your future, but the talent you have.

I enjoyed his sprawling, celebratory portrait of the spread of life on Earth and his account of the history of natural history, from Darwin and Wallace onward.

The picture appeared in colour in a May 1972 spread of LIFE magazine (soon to meet its own demise), and on the back cover of architect Oscar Newman's influential book on design and crime, Defensible Space, in the same year.

The spread of life from water to land required organisms to solve several problems, including protection against drying out and supporting themselves against gravity.

He describes the entire history of Earth, including the rise and spread of life; the history of thinking about Earth's place in the universe; and the history of efforts to locate other planets and other intelligences.

She warned of fears that this would be "the worst winter yet" because of severe weather conditions and crowded refugee camps susceptible to the rapid spread of life-threatening illnesses such as pneumonia.

She warned of fears that this will be "the worst winter yet" because of severe weather conditions and crowded refugee camps susceptible to rapid spread of life-threatening illnesses such as pneumonia.

Vulnerability to the spread of life-threatening waterborne diseases can skyrocket among children, who are the most likely to suffer the consequences.

With so many people living at such close quarters – and with access to clean water and sanitary conditions severely compromised even in the best of times – vulnerability to the spread of life-threatening waterborne diseases can skyrocket when a natural disaster strikes, as can difficulties in delivering much needed food, medical supplies and protection services.

The expansion of bird life on the island has both relied on and helped to advance the spread of plant life.