Sentence examples for widespread spreading from inspiring English sources

A widespread spreading in the Indian Ocean during the Late Eocene Early Oligocene led to: (i) a change in convergence direction from north to NE and (ii) an increase in the rate of subduction (50 60 mm/year) along the Andaman-Sumatra and Java margins (Karig et al. 1979; Liu et al. 1983; Daly et al. 1991; Hall 2012; Gibbons et al. 2015).

The other two modifier alleles did not support widespread spreading either (data not shown).

But those structures are at least widespread, spread out across 10 kilometers of outcrop.

Public transportation is the ideal vehicle for widespread spread of infectious disease.

"The signs of unsustainability are widespread and spreading," said Sandra Postel, director of the Global Water Policy Project in Amherst, Mass.

Throughout, Mr. Tambunan also became notorious for audacious antics that pointed to widespread rot spread across the nation's institutions.

In 1256, however, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd rebelled against Henry and widespread violence spread across Wales; Henry promised a swift military response but did not carry through on his threats.

The large population sizes of unicellular eukaryotes may prevent widespread intron spread due to secondary mutations that lead to their loss from populations [ 42].

So many pharmaceutical companies in Asia are racing to produce anti-H.I.V. drugs, a leading AIDS organization is warning, that, on the continent, where the infection is rapidly spreading, widespread misuse could create epidemics from drug-resistant strains of the virus.

It became widespread prehistorically, possibly spreading in association with cassava.

At the core of the indictment is the widespread industry practice of spreading sotto voce warnings of the arrival of federal mine investigators so management can cover up potential violations.