Sentence examples for spread of material from inspiring English sources

Most experts say the risk of a terrorist nuclear attack is low but no longer unthinkable, given the spread of material and know-how around the globe.

If this generous spread of material culture expands "Noble Dreams" beyond previous surveys of American Orientalism, it also deprives it of a cohesive shape and focus.

Internet censorship works in a variety of ways, often combining technical and social engineering to prevent the spread of material that repressive governments find offensive.

With these changes, we expect we will also reduce the spread of material generated through inauthentic activity, including spam, misinformation, or other deceptive content that is often shared by creators of fake accounts".

To sum up, compounds and electrolytes associated with glutamatergic excitatory neurotransmission and energetics are readily dispersed among gap junction-coupled astrocytes and they enhance spreading of material among more coupled astrocytes, thereby reducing demands on perisynaptic astrocytic processes.

They insisted they took extremely seriously their role in combatting the spread of extremist material.

Mr. Obama, who held the first nuclear security summit meeting in 2010, offered a report card on his campaign to prod countries to curb the spread of nuclear material and reduce the risk of nuclear terrorism.

Knowing that will help them decide which subway lines may have to be shut down to limit the spread of hazardous material, said Paul Kalb, division head for environmental research and technology in the environmental sciences department at Brookhaven National Laboratory.

The revelations by the government this month that contaminated meat reached Japanese markets have intensified food safety concerns in Japan, underscoring the government's inability to control the spread of radioactive material into the nation's food.

In 1998, for example, a Bavarian court sentenced a former head of the German subsidiary of CompuServe, an online service, to two years in jail on charges of knowingly facilitating the dissemination of illegal pornographic pictures; the court found that he could have built electronic "firewalls" to prevent the spread of smutty material.

On June 29th a further 113 people with Uighur names were sentenced to prison terms in Kashgar, a city in western Xinjiang, for crimes including terrorism, inciting ethnic hatred, bigamy and drug trafficking.The government has also renewed efforts to curb the spread of extremist material online.