Sentence examples for spread systematically from inspiring English sources

"In former times, we had peace, but the hate speeches spread systematically, and – slowly, slowly – they got into people," said one of the men.

Although the program has been running for nearly 50 years to the satisfaction of so many countries, the innovation at its heart is still not spread systematically.

"In former times, we had peace, but the hate speeches spread systematically, and slowly, slowly they got into people," said one.

For G0 = 1.1, L models are spread systematically more slowly than the respective M models (with difference of about 100 days to cover 200 km).

Due to the specific choice of kernel function and parameters, S models are spread systematically more quickly (with difference of about 100 days to cover 200 km with respect to M models).

Under these condition (from 17 to 60 CFU/mouse), GBS are contained at the inoculation site or spread systematically, depending on the bacterial intrinsic virulence factor and the ability of the host immune system to prevent bacterial grow.

Further, it is worth noting that whatever the bias sign and because of the presence of occupied and/or free surface states in the PS layer, a part of the electric field spreads systematically into it, resulting in the PS polarization and the screening of internal fields at the metal/PS interface, that is why the metal/PS contact can be considered as quasi-ohmic.

According to the New Yorker's film critic, David Denby, it is a kind of failed humour, muttered to a knowing audience, whose spread is systematically lowering the cultural tone.

There is therefore a pressing need to systematically spread information about the causes of MM and patients' rights, also using the ReNaM network.

It's called systematically spreading disinformation.

"The state agency directly intervened in online forums, systematically spreading opinions on key election issues while pretending to be ordinary citizens".