Sentence examples for widely propagated from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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".

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.

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.

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.

All of which suggests that the Fed's decisions are propagated widely through the dollar.The most recent circumstantial evidence also suggests that the Fed may bear some responsibility for the commodities boom.

Recent polls show growing fears among voters over the spectre, widely if inaccurately propagated by Labour, of a privatised NHS.Foot in his mouth: Cameron's sporting gaffe It was bound to happen sooner or later.

Clarke's influence was greatest in England and Scotland, where all of his works were widely read and propagated.

They result in the subsynchronous oscillation which can be propagated widely and threaten the security of the power system.