Sentence examples for which propagated from inspiring English sources

America Online, which propagated the first widely adopted instant message system, added a second engaging feature: the buddy list.

The study, which propagated 700 generations of the coccoliths*, pointed out the value of longer-duration experiments.

Welch had been inspired to act by the conspiracy theory known as Pizzagate, which propagated false rumors of a child sex ring operating out of the pizzeria, overseen by Democratic Party officials — rumors that circulated, in part, on YouTube.

But he says little about the controversial argument Mr. Taylor articulated in his 1989 book "Reinventing Shakespeare" — that "some considerable proportion of Shakespeare's current international reputation is the fruit not of his genius but of the virility of British imperialism, which propagated the English language on every continent".

Many cracks, which propagated from the surface caused in delamination of the coating from the surface.

In this paper, seismic waves, which propagated across the fault interface having week friction, strongly attenuated.

The easiest thing is to get kumquats from nurseries, which propagate them by grafting onto kumquat or poncirus seedlings.

"We cannot permit any group which propagates the views of banned international preachers of hate and organises hate-filled public protests to operate in Britain.

Allah Ali AliAlisis God! God is Ali!" He is Sayeed Ghafur Ali, a fine-looking dervish, and leader of a sect in Karachi which propagates this fearful blasphemy.

Carrión disease is transmitted to humans by sand flies of the genus Lutzomyia, which propagate in the Andes Mountains in parts of Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia.

HIV disproportionately affects women, which propagates the disparities gap.