Sentence examples for spreading uncontrollably from inspiring English sources

Rather than spreading uncontrollably across the landscape, colonists occupied new areas when changing policies, often unintentionally, gave them added incentives to do so.

It might also be the best possible measure for protecting India itself: the sooner the rest of the world helps to stop Ebola where it is now prevalent, the less the risk of its spreading uncontrollably elsewhere.

Not so, said Stanley Fischer, the IMF's second-in-command, who asserted that the emergency package for Thailand was necessary to ease the pain of economic adjustment for the Thais and to keep the crisis from spreading uncontrollably across the region.Who is right?

But those who were nominated can't nominate anyone else, which prevents the members-only layer of the app from spreading uncontrollably.

The phrase "Made in China" also applies to exploding prostitution that according to research is spreading uncontrollably.

Some oncogenes cause cells to divide and spread uncontrollably.

They spread uncontrollably because they have the ability to produce tens of thousands of seeds.

When he later agreed to surgery the tumor had spread uncontrollably.

At its core, cancer is a constellation of diseases that arise when normal protein activity in cells goes awry, causing them to grow and spread uncontrollably.

These proteases help cancer cells escape their original locations and spread uncontrollably by cutting through proteins of the extracellular matrix, which normally holds cells in place.

Kudzu, or "the vine that ate the South," for example, spread uncontrollably in the 1930s after farmers were paid to cultivate it in an attempt to curb erosion.