Sentence examples for that has really spread from inspiring English sources

While the Western chains are thriving, it is often the lightning-fast emergence of Chinese-owned copycat stores that has really spread lifestyle changes to the masses.

In 2019, however, that Magic has really spread to the masses — and its pull is more profound than you might expect.

He noted that "the reputation of this program has really spread," and he now teaches an equivalent course at other organizations.

The technology has really spread very rapidly.

"But over the next 50 years, along with residential suburbanization, we also had jobs suburbanization, so the regional economy has really spread over a wider geography than ever before.

The loft is famous, and not just in the music world — the Glucksterns have played host to Bill Clinton and to Barack Obama — but the word has really spread among performers.

These ideas were common in palaeontology when the film appeared, and indeed had been growing strongly since the early 1980s, but it was the first time this had really spread and become fixed in the public consciousness.

It has really spread the risk out with a broad portfolio of products–some on the market, some about to come.

The proof that hotel buyouts have really spread to the mainstream though, is that wedding groups have jumped on the bandwagon.

"We're losing a lot of kids early — us as a college basketball business — and the transfers have really spread the wealth," Fife said, referring to the increased prevalence of one-and-dones (and even two-and-dones) at the top programs where the best players tend to congregate anyway.

The word had really spread in the LGBT blogosphere.