Sentence examples for to continue propagating from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was easier to continue propagating the stereotype of the working class as a good ol' boys' drinking club, with members who resemble thugs.

"They've used what happened in the best way possible, to continue propagating their ideas and for sticking to the ideas as a group," he said.

Gardner would then meet with the growers, tell them what he knew about the medical potential of CBD, and urge them to continue propagating the plant from which the sample came.

When the packet weight reaches Wth = 10−4, the photon packet is either eliminated with probability 1/ m or is left to continue propagating with probability 1 – 1/ m and weight equal to mW.

Why search out the most miserable environments to film in and continue propagating negative stereotypes of Africa as a nest of poverty and problems?" But this would have been an overly defensive reaction, one which would render me the hypersensitive African who prefers to imply racial bias rather than address uncomfortable issues.

Imagine all these aging congressmen who RUSHED to get this approved, so that they could continue propagating the earth.

4) As the décollement propagates seaward, either on top of the graben or within the graben sediments, the buried active basement-cutting normal fault will continue propagating upward, and the décollement will eventually be offset by the basement-cutting fault.

The people who continue propagating the myth that a big gun makes you a big man or that violence solves problems or who profit off the culture of victimization and doom-laden fear mongering, well, they should probably look themselves in the mirror.

Decaying PMAFs have been found to be associated with high-density plasma that continues propagating into the polar cap as airglow patches (Carlson et al. 2004, 2006; Lorentzen et al. 2010).

The Alu Ye lineage appears to have started amplifying relatively early in primate evolution and continued propagating at a low level as many of its members are found in a variety of hominoid (humans, greater and lesser ape) genomes.

After initiation, the crack propagation occurred through the thickness of the thinner sheets and continued propagating through the width of the thin sheet.