Sentence examples for widely spread through from inspiring English sources
They also warn that unless the new wealth is more widely spread — through rising wages, for example — the current revival could fizzle like earlier ones or, worse, plunge Japan into the painful stagflation of runaway prices without growth.
From the 1870s a number of English marionette companies had developed the technique of their art to an extraordinarily high level, and their influence was widely spread through Europe, Asia, and America by a series of world tours.
Origin of this concept may crystallize in India then widely spread through commercial trade.
Caulobacter crescentus is a free-living and oligotrophic α-proteobacterium widely spread through aquatic environments and very well adapted to utilize the scarce nutrients present in these environments.
Also, these recombinant strains were detected in 4 locations distant from each other: Maizuru city (10 cases), Sapporo and Saga (2 cases each), and Osaka (1 case), which suggests that the recombinant strains were widely spread through the country.
This process has seen scientific ideas about "emotion" and the "emotional" becoming widely spread through popular culture and politics, in a way that has traded on the scientific, psychological, and medical authority of that language.
She said the outbreak was the deadliest and most widely spread, and had also demonstrated an ability to spread through air travel, unlike past outbreaks.
In 1054 55 the dukes Conrad of Bavaria and Welf III of Carinthia attempted to overthrow Henry's rule through a widely spread conspiracy, and only their demise saved him from great trouble.
It is widely spread in Africa from Senegal through tropical Africa to South Africa.
As the idea of creative city becoming a universal panacea for economic stagnancy and urban boosterism, the heavy dependency on creative fixes has widely spread to cities around the globe through urban networks and neoliberal urban policies.
If drug-resistant tuberculosis becomes widely spread, the ability to control tuberculosis through medical therapy will be seriously compromised.
