Sentence examples for spreads for example from inspiring English sources

Print ads appearing in magazines either as full-page ads or two-page spreads, for example, feature headlines like "Under no circumstance should you use this information at a cocktail party," and "It is against international law to force prisoners of war to read this entire ad".

Further studies of the differences between the various Ebola lineages might link such mutations to the virus's behavior—how lethal it is, and how easily it spreads, for example.

In 10 mitotic spreads, for example, 60% of the EBV plasmids were detected as colocalized pairs and 97% of all plasmids were overlapped by chromosomal staining (examples shown in Supplementary Figure 4).

Look at the man slumped back against the wall, arms stiffly spread, for example.

The biggest increase in the price of Bertolli spread, for example, was at Asda – 63% – although its price was still the cheapest of the big four chains, according to MySupermarket.

And the local monthly murder rate has dropped from double to single digits.Lula's party is allergic to the idea of management shocks but their spirit is spreading, for example, to education, where it may be needed most.

Although Chinese doctors have now started a number of research and education projects, there has been no nationally coordinated effort to determine the prevalence of H.I.V. so that the government has only a vague idea of how and where the disease is spreading, for example.

(Pop-up book; ages 5 to 9) Just in time for the Olympics, this full-blast bells-and-whistles book teems with graphic pop, if also somewhat haphazard organization (art, religion and literature are lumped together on one spread, for example).

This 392-acre spread, for example, will put you near Tom Cruise and Ralph Lauren.

Previous research in virtual project teams focussed principally on the medium by which information is spread, for example, by phone, mail, or videoconferencing.

This is critical because a trait such as fast growth might help a species get established, but it might not help it spread, for example.