Sentence examples for spreading deeper from inspiring English sources

And meanwhile the Taliban's appeal is spreading deeper into Pakistan.Losing to Mullah RadioIn the tourism area of Swat, formerly famous for honeymooners and the site of Pakistan's only ski-lift, 2,500 troops were dispatched last month to sort out an irksome local mullah, Fazalullah.

I guess what I am most excited about is this idea of conversations spreading deeper into politics.

The signs are, too, that despite American and Pakistani efforts, the terrorist campaigns of Taliban and al-Qaida are spreading deep into Pakistan – witness the bombing of the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad and bombings in India.

During spreading, deep litter manure was found to be separated into bands of mainly straw or heavier material.

Data from northern and western parts of the Horn suggest slow migration of Sudanese groups and/or dense contacts with transfer of techniques and practices, beginning in foothills near today's Sudan border and, at least in the North, slowly spreading deep into the highlands of the Horn.

But more draconian measures may be necessary as recession spreads deeper across Europe.

But this insurgency seems to have spread deeper into Baloch society than ever before.

But if signs of growth do not return soon, perhaps over three to six months, the next downward revision to forecasts will spread deeper debt pessimism.

As violence spreads deeper into Syria, the BBC's Ian Pannell reports from the northern town of al-Safira, turned into a battleground between rebels and government troops.

They also serve as a reminder to U.S. President-elect Barack Obama that even as he seeks to deal with the financial meltdown, the global war on terror stands derailed, with the scourge of terrorism having spread deeper and wider.

To study the electrical properties of solid ionic conductors with a spatial resolution we developed a novel variant of the impedance technique based on the two-dimensionality of the cell-electrodes arrangement and resulting frequency dependent penetration depth of the excitation signal, ie the electrical signals spread deeper into the ionic conductor the lower the frequency.