Sentence examples for swift spread of from inspiring English sources

The swift spread of technology also provided a spur.

Gaddafi's repeated claim to Mr Blair that there was nothing happening in much of the country shows that he was either eager to downplay the swift spread of the rebellion or he did not know what was going on.

Ignored for the most part in Eurocentric accounts is the parallel culture that rose in the Middle East with the swift spread of Islam after the death of the prophet Muhammad in 632.

This led to a swift spread of poppy cultivation; being a drought-resistant crop, the poppy requires little water to flourish, it is tough and can withstand wide temperature variations and, above all, the crop has Taliban protection.

That is leading both to terrible traffic jams in many of the region's cities and to the swift spread of efforts to promote urban cycling.Following in the tyre-tracks of Bogotá and Mexico City, the regional pioneers, the latest capital to boost the bike is Buenos Aires.

Even today, added her boss, Maarike Harro, the chief of the institute, "In some cases, pharmacy dealers are not selling condoms to young people and are telling them, 'Sex is not for you.' " While all the Baltic countries, and their other former Soviet neighbors, like Belarus and Ukraine, are grappling with the swift spread of H.I.V., Estonia has the highest rate of infection per person.

The exact cause remains under investigation, but the fire's swift spread underscored how withered the brushland has become.

In analogy, feed-back amplification loops during apoptosis execution, such as detected between caspase-3 and caspase-9, likewise could contribute to the swift spatial spread of death signals.

Of course, Sharif's swift action against the spread of measles doesn't amount to a serious effort to revamp Punjab's collapsing health sector.

A swift response by state authorities limited the spread of the disease to 3,600 animals.

The spread of the cartoons has been swift.