Sentence examples for while disseminating from inspiring English sources

For decades, the N.F.L. seemed indifferent to the consequences of head injuries, and may even have concealed evidence of the dire long-term cognitive costs of concussions while disseminating more anodyne information to players and their families.

The journalists who can tell my story – the story of urban or inner-city America – have taken a job in marketing while disseminating their opinions on blogs, which only small portion of the general public ever see.

In the past decade, China has embarked on an ambitious effort to promote its image abroad, including a multibillion-dollar overseas expansion by Chinese state media and a network of Confucius Institutes, which teach Chinese language and culture while disseminating the Communist Party's viewpoints.

The proposed concept of logical identity proxy (IC-Agent) ensures the segregation of user's PII while disseminating user's credentials across multiple SPs.

If a worker watches a YouTube video or downloads a whitepaper relevant to her skillset, these companies digitally track that, so the worker earns training credits while disseminating content to others in the organization who could use it.

For example, the 3rd FAP Annual Conference in Kosice, Slovakia, reversed the tradition of the east to west travel while disseminating advanced concepts of proteomics and bioinformatics.

He argued that the market system itself constitutes a "discovery procedure," in that it provides incentives for the discovery of new products and processes while also disseminating information to market participants (e.g., consumers).

Instead, we hope to use the peer-review process as a means of strengthening our research community while also disseminating top-quality research.

Another entrant, which made the shortlist of 20 finalists but was not among the 10 winners, was Tudlo, a smart phone app that crowdsources information in real-time on road accidents, storms, floods and other natural disasters, while also disseminating emergency-related information from government agencies and other sources.

There was only one published paper that seemed related, and the news release — while enthusiastically disseminated by some blogs and media — didn't specify whether the findings it described had been published.

More than half of the websites (46/70, 66%) provided surveillance data with weekly resolution, while others disseminated the data monthly to yearly, particularly in those developing countries.