Sentence examples for spread of which from inspiring English sources

Identifying religious extremism as an ever more dangerous phenomenon, the spread of which is easier in an online age, he says: "The battles of this century are less likely to be the product of extreme political ideology, like those of the 20th century – but they could easily be fought around the questions of cultural or religious difference".

This means that the ensembles' members come from a set of models the spread of which does not necessarily span the full possible range of uncertainty (Meehl et al., 2007; Parker, 2011) but simply collects what is available.

This represents the first ever report of MRSA in Cambodia, spread of which would pose a significant threat to public health.

Notably, all patients from Poland were infected with GT4d, the spread of which has been associated with intravenous drug use in other European countries (33, 36).

Much remains obscure about the epidemiology of the influenza pandemic of 1918 19, the spread of which depended on the transportation of large numbers of troops during World War I. Pandemic influenza outbreaks among closed military populations are problematic and sometimes show high mortality rates.

During his tour of the Caribbean, Harry traded groovy moves with Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt, yielding the kind of picture spreads of which no previous British prince, with the possible exception of Henry, Prince of Wales, circa 1505, would have been capable.

When considering intentional attacks, the greatest interest lies in initial spread, much of which often occurs before an outbreak is recognized.

These posts supported a ridgepole consisting of a tree trunk, the spreading roots of which were roughly shaped into the likeness of a hawk.

She has become a darling of the tabloids, appearing in racy photo spreads, one of which recently involved her posing with a pistol.

We examined more than 20 metaphase spreads, all of which exhibited these features.

'Vietnam was really an idealistic thing to stop the spread of communism, which, incidentally, it did.