disseminator

The limited vaccine supply has complicated how doses are being disseminated, Gomez said, and the complexities of the process have a disproportionate impact on people already struggling to avoid eviction or apply for jobs.

She has been charged with membership of a banned group and disseminating false news.

As more countries move to authorize and disseminate vaccines, the end of the pandemic can feel tantalizingly close.

It seemed to the young disseminator of information that the question was asked in an unusually peremptory tone of voice.

The Times has published an indictment of the London plane-tree as a disseminator of disease.

Rome keeps Ireland in hand as a drag on the most influential disseminator of Protestantism in the world.

Rumor, that mysterious disseminator of news whose tongues are legion, whispered that the Dry Bottom Kicker was to come to life.

Now don't tell me they're both anthropeds or pods, or whatever it is, because I'm onto you as a disseminator of knowledge!