Sentence examples for widely propagate from inspiring English sources

In vehicular Ad-hoc network (VANET), many multi-hop broadcast schemes are employed to widely propagate the warning messages among vehicles and the key is to dynamically determine the optimal relay vehicle for retransmission.

The result has been the widely propagated post-colonial narrative of shared British blame and shame.

Fennel is a perennial herb indigenous to the Mediterranean, but widely propagated.

If for nothing other than this emphasis on love, Bloom is a bloom to be prized and widely propagated.

The belief that wind farms are dangerous to human health has been widely propagated on the political right, despite the absence of supporting scientific evidence.

Criticizes the sentimentality and dishonesty of Gergen's "centrism," which has been most widely propagated in his appearances on PBS's "MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour".

In an interview published in the Italian paper Corriere della Sera almost 12 months after his election, Francis said he objected to the image of him that has been widely propagated.

Of more lasting importance than the Owens fable is the contention, still widely propagated today, that the African-American victories in 1936 forced people everywhere to rethink their assumptions about black inferiority in high-level track-and-field athletics.

The Granny Smith apple was widely propagated in New Zealand, became famous in the United Kingdom in the nineteen-sixties as the logo on the Beatles Apple Recordss, and, on arriving in the United States, expanded the pantheon of supermarket apples to four, demonstrating to apple breeders everywhere that U.S. consumers would respond favorably to a new apple.

By the end of the year, the site was blocked, rights organisations were up in arms and foreign media took to working predictable 'friend' puns into headlines.However, unlike the widely propagated blog law of 2008, which banned political comment, no one from the government has deigned to inform the public that Facebook is actually out of bounds.

The idea that spending was "patriotic" was widely propagated, and everyone from the White House to the local parent-teacher association encouraged us to buy, buy, buy.