Sentence examples for terms spread from inspiring English sources

… It would be a crime committed against future generations," Archbishop Ieronymos said in his appeal for calm as protests for and against the bailout terms spread through Athens.

The empirically derived dictionary currently contains over 4,800 terms spread across 257 symptom categories.

On the other hand, the energy of the last three terms spreads over the entire time-frequency domain.

Thus, the key requirement we put on the TFD is the minimization of the interference terms spreading in the sense of both the time and frequency axis.

The term spread like wildfire in newspapers and magazines.

From Persia the term spread to Arabia (the Arabic word sūq is synonymous), Turkey, and North Africa.

"Invest for the long term, spread your risk, stay calm in the face of market volatility, and diversify your portfolio".

As the term spread through academic journals and then the popular press, "gentrification," like "ghetto," became harder to define.

In the 70's, the term spread beyond the military to include the cozy relationship among federal agencies, Congressional committees and lobbyists.

The klezmer revitalization (to use the American ethnomusicologist and performer Michael Alpert's term) spread surprisingly quickly across North America and even to Europe by the late 1980s.

The costs will be felt in the form of somewhat higher taxes in the long term, spread over many years, and an inflation rate higher than it otherwise would have been if the Bank of England eases policy too much.