Sentence examples for spread remarkably from inspiring English sources

This is the beginning of an explanation for why the rebellion spread remarkably fast.

Pro-royal feeling is spread remarkably equally among the social classes, and across the regions of England and Wales.

This means that a disease that works through just direct human contact can actually spread remarkably efficiently".

This strong support is spread remarkably evenly across the country, the social spectrum – and the political divide.

"Just as the Internet allows pop culture to spread remarkably quickly, it also allows for it to die remarkably quickly," said Aaron Schatz, who tracks Web trends for the search engine Lycos.

Sperm can spread remarkably quickly (Katz et al., 1989) depending on the viscosity of the cervical mucus.

While such pop culture enthralled the English upper classes, high culture was spreading quite remarkably among the masses.

A: In terms of the communications and patterns of spread, they are remarkably similar.

That is a remarkably wide spread — too wide to be caused by statistical variance alone.

Most of Southern Africa's early agricultural communities shared a common culture, which spread across the region remarkably quickly from the 2nd century ce.

First, at the launch of Rewilding Europe's Wildlife Comeback report three weeks ago, I heard about the remarkably rapid spread of large wild animals back into places which lost them long ago.