Sentence examples for this dispersal from inspiring English sources

The region's rugged topography and dispersed natural resources of coal and gas accentuated this dispersal.

The VVKJ began dispersing to auxiliary airfields on 12 March, and this dispersal was completed by 20 March.

Early successional species often disperse to novel environments, and if they are selfing, this dispersal will frequently be carried out by inbred individuals.

The wall's overtly symbolic nature has accelerated this dispersal.

This dispersal of global power and the expanding mass unrest make for a combustible mixture.

This dispersal of Ginsberg's possessions was in the spirit of his Buddhist practice, but the immediate purpose of the sale was to help the Allen Ginsberg Trust recover from a mammoth tax hit.

The bulk of the original artworks were sold at auction in 1975; the Towner exhibition, with its preparatory drawings and original paintings, is the largest gathering of Lyons material since this dispersal.

This dispersal of population is associated with an increasing length of daily commuter movements, with all their human disadvantages, as well as other problems of urban sprawl.

This dispersal of power, he goes on, is magnified by "the emergence of a volatile phenomenon: the worldwide political awakening of populations until recently politically passive or repressed".

This dispersal of moral responsibility is a curious feature of our system of capital punishment: the message is that the state is doing the killing, and therefore no individual is culpable for the death.

This dispersal of the regulatory function may be the primitive condition, for it is only in the more highly evolved terrestrial animals that the regulatory function is restricted to an excretory system proper.