Sentence examples similar to Rampant difficulties from inspiring English sources
But Hamid Karzai's government has failed to meet even these basic standards, and in fact has exacerbated the difficulties with rampant corruption and fraud.
QUESTION FROM ERIC: William K. Black thinks control fraud was (and remains) rampant yet the administration has difficulty acknowledging fraud.
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This is due to rampant budget deficits, combined with the difficulties of quashing inflationary expectations after a high-inflation period: prices rose twice as fast during the 1980s.
Holding a festival deep in the jungle also presents a number of technical difficulties; power outages were rampant due to spotty electricity, occasionally shutting down entire stages for brief moments.
The eternal rising costs of real estate, dense elitism of art galleries, and rampant closing of DIY venues add to the difficulty.
Since then, it has been a struggle to reestablish a ballet culture in this small country -- Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008 -- that is grappling with countless post-war difficulties, from a sky-high unemployment rate to rampant corruption.
In the 1971 edition of her guidebook to Kabul, the American author Nancy Hatch Dupree bemoaned the difficulties of tracking the attractions of a city in which "change is rampant".
This difficulty also colors the harsh judgments of Hegel, Novalis's most rampant critic among his contemporary Germans.
Others similarly modulated their enthusiasm as they gained a nuanced appreciation of the difficulties of managing a complex patient population and a medication that had become a rampant street drug.
