s'éparpiller

Nous voyons les églises et leurs témoins s'éparpiller.
We see the churches and their witness crumbling.
On ne devrait pas trop s'éparpiller.
We shouldn't spread out too much.
Ça, c'est l'ensemble des sept romans d'Harry Potter, parce qu'elle a eu tendance à s'éparpiller un peu vers la fin.
This is all seven Harry Potter novels, because she did tend to faff on a bit near the end.
Sur cette base, il n'est pas étonnant que les multiples contributions de la présidence de la Commission et des États membres aient tendance à s'éparpiller, pour le moment, dans toutes les directions.
It is not surprising, given all this, that the numerous contributions made by the presidency of the Commission and by the Member States tend, for the moment, to be spread too thin.
Les POP peuvent s'éparpiller dans le monde entier, atteindre des endroits reculés et se bioamplifier le long de la chaîne alimentaire, ce qui conduit à une exposition à long terme de la population humaine et de la faune sauvage.
POPs have potential for distributing around the world, reaching remote areas, and bioconcentrating along the food-chain resulting in a long term exposure of human and wildlife populations.
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