Sentence examples for spreading recently from inspiring English sources

She said she was "extremely saddened" to hear of two incidents of the disease spreading recently, one in the area of Moyamba in which 24 people had died "as a result of participating in this funeral" and another in Kenema, in which 17 infections were traced to a funeral.

Contrary to popular belief, which blames Saudi influence, Mr Kursani finds that the fighters have been motivated by the Takfiri ideology, which has been spreading recently into Kosovo through Albanian imams living in Macedonia, who first embraced it in Egypt.Most fighters face arrest when they return (though not in Croatia, where fighting in foreign wars is not outlawed).

But an illegally manufactured version of the drug, often called "China White" or "Apache," has begun spreading recently.

Accusations against a number of technology companies have spread recently.

Meanwhile, different types of Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria, which can cause ear infections and meningitis, have spread recently, perhaps because the vaccine targeted their competition.

The gruesome clash between the Mohajirs and the Pashtuns has spread recently to the stalls in Gulshen Town, a Mohajir-dominated area, where people sip tea and chat.

Elaeis guineensis is native to West Africa, and while its cultivation has spread recently in Central and South America and across equatorial Africa, eighty-five per cent of the palm oil produced today comes from Indonesia or Malaysia.

The push-type tap is being spread recently especially in airports.

The push-type tap is given more interest as it is being spread recently especially in airports.

As supply chain management and its global outsourcing are widely spread recently, many researches and development focus on integration of inter-enterprise information systems.

Consider the ease with which a news story spread recently about a 31-year-old-man treated for "internet addiction disorder," related to his excessive use of Google Glass (a technology since shelved in the name of redevelopment).