Sentence examples for the recent spreading from inspiring English sources

However, the recent spreading of green alder described in several studies over the alpine arc questions the ecological habitat described in historic literature.

Despite the recent spreading of field applications, there is still insufficient knowledge on their fundamental mechanical properties, and a regulatory gap for experimental procedures and design criteria.

Emerging diseases have been a matter of great concern recently: the sudden appearance of SARS and the recent spread of bird's flu raise the question of how microbes evolve into pathogens to human not only an important but also an urgent question to answer.

Kohat did not seem particularly tense, but it is one of the places that have been affected by the recent spread of the Pakistani Taliban.

This year's diverse Man Booker shortlist should show that BAME writers are world-beating, but according to the recent Spread the Word's Writing the Future report BAME writers are worse-off now than they were 10 years ago.

But with the growing discontent over the Japanese reconstruction efforts, the local perception of the Japanese troops has begun changing, as underscored by the recent spread of the unfounded rumor that the Japanese are building secret bases for the Americans.

The "Klinghoffer" opera, of course, predated the terrorist attacks, but the British director Penny Woolcock turns it into an almost realist film, complete with historical film clips as well as 9/11-inspired scenes showing the recent spread of Islamic fundamentalism.

Describes the recent spread of Hush Puppies as cool shoes in these terms.... Describes Reebok's current market position; they hope Allen Iverson will help them regain the market share they had in the eighties.

Sierra Leone, with a shortage of treatment centres and trained staff, has overtaken Liberia as the worst-affected nation, and until now the recent spread was believed to be centred on western areas around the capital, Freetown.

Dr. Alex Thiermann, the president of the standard-setting Code Commission of the World Organization for Animal Health, had expressed concern in a telephone interview earlier this week that vaccination against the earlier bird flu strain might have made it harder this spring for Chinese veterinary technicians to spot the recent spread of the H7N9 virus.

While the recent spread of chikungunya probably has more to do with global trade and travel than with climate change, the mosquito that transmits the virus seems to be able to survive in more and more places as the globe warms.