Sentence examples for spread understanding of from inspiring English sources

She has made it her mission to spread understanding of this faulty version of the gene, and of the options available to women who carry it.

But that has not convinced people here that the Three Peaks challenge is doing much to spread understanding of the mountains.

He said he was not trying to produce a course that can be offered over and over, with no additional costs, but simply hoping to spread understanding of important health issues.

With two new, polygamy-specialist dating agencies, one for Muslims, one not, Chaiwala plans not only to make money but also, he has been explaining in a remarkably effective publicity campaign, to remove the local taboo and spread understanding of the benefits of wife collecting.

This Saturday, Kirsten Bury of Facebook's small business team will hit the street in the small town of Dixon, Illinois to raise awareness and spread understanding of Facebook's marketing tools.

As well as helping users in individual cases, he wants to spread understanding of the dangers of new drugs through the medical world.

By teaching German, by spreading understanding of German culture and life, today's honorands and their colleagues will be helping to balance the European argument, to make it decent, to keep it civilised.

The politics of the kingdom were violent, and there were later episodes of pagan rule, while spreading understanding of Christianity through the kingdom was a task that lasted throughout Cuthbert's lifetime.

While incorporation of bioactive peptides into a hydrogel matrix provides an interesting strategy to induce bioactivity and enhance cell adhesion and spreading, understanding the effect of such peptide incorporation on the mechanical and transport properties of the network is essential.

"But now, as we need to spread the understanding of the classic, I think we should get rid of this stance of worship.

Dushman's The Fundamentals of Atomic Physics (1951) was designed to spread an understanding of new developments in the physical sciences.