Sentence examples for spread of stories from inspiring English sources
To be really meaningful, though, Rajan has to make a difference to the output of the newspaper, which means getting beyond traditional narrow coverage to include a wider spread of stories across multicultural Britain – reflecting life as it really is for Britain's minorities, rather than just the typical shock headlines of terror, knife crimes and sexual grooming.
Product Director Rob Leathern said the company has been trying to fight back in three ways — ending the economic incentive to post false news stories, slowing the spread of those stories and helping people make more informed decisions when they see a false story.
The controversy received some attention in the Arab media but did not dominate the news, with a relatively modest spread of newspaper stories and television shows devoted to the threat.
There have been clear costs, too: the Chinese government blocked the Times' Web site to limit the spread of its stories and to threaten the advertising revenue generated by the Chinese-language service launched in June , 2012
We also note that the spread of the stories from their core mode increases strongly for the higher modes.
It was by Neil MacFarquhar and read, " A Powerful Russian Weapon: The Spread of False Stories".
Former editor says the company could stop the spread of fake stories.
However, given the stigma attached to male sterilisation, even men who have had positive experiences with the procedure might well choose not to reveal or admit this to others in the community, thus limiting the spread of positive stories that are essential to increase acceptance.
Looking back at history, it seems most presidents came up with tools and tactics to control the flow of information about their sex lives, or at least to mitigate the spread and damage of stories that leaked out.
Law & Order didn't have much to do with the spread of kidney theft stories; the episode aired after the kidney theft stories were thriving in the U.S.
Typically, requests for such orders are made by public figures eager to halt the spread of tabloid-fodder stories about affairs, romps with prostitutes and the like.
