Sentence examples for great proliferation from inspiring English sources

He also said he did not believe there would be a great proliferation of them on the highways.

Still, a great proliferation of characters took place at special times and for special purposes.

A great proliferation of dynamic instructions and signs occurred in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

New, cheaper techniques of mirror production in the 19th century led to a great proliferation in their use.

A great proliferation of Mesolithic cultures is evident throughout India, although they are known almost exclusively from surface collections of tools.

"The great proliferation of historical writing has served not to illuminate the central themes of Western history but to obscure them," Bernard Bailyn complained, in 1981, in his presidential address to the American Historical Association.

Areas such as Earlsfield, Brixton and Wanstead should see a greater proliferation of the £1m price tag, which is also expected to begin to appear in such locations as Crystal Palace to the south, Southgate to the north and Isleworth and Osterley to the west".

Loosening the standards for making health claims may raise the risk of consumer deception, but with more latitude in making claims and with the greater proliferation of claims, food manufacturers could begin to compete more on the nutritional value of their products.

Unexpectedly we observed that the STWT exhibiting the greatest proliferation was animal dependent.

Analysis of the kidney for cell proliferation employing PCNA-positive index showed greater proliferation in the tissues of treated rats.

MSCs cultured on DPI-VTK coated apatite films exhibited significantly greater proliferation compared to controls (p < 0.001).