Sentence examples for it has proliferated from inspiring English sources

Now it has proliferated," said one of Muntasir's former followers, Alyas Karmani, now a peace campaigner, youth worker and imam in Bradford.

And yet, the concept is growing in importance; it has proliferated political parlance and in the current political climate, the term has become a cornerstone in discussions on international diplomacy.

Campbell (2001) insists that this species, like any other exotic, should be controlled as a safety precaution, for it is much easier to prevent the establishment of a species than to eradicate the species after it has proliferated out of control.

We now know, thanks to research by the likes of psychologist Oliver James and epidemiologist Richard Wilkinson, that material prosperity in the West has not only failed to make us happy, it has proliferated mental illnesses, and widened social inequalities, which are scientifically linked to a prevalence of crime, violence, drug abuse, teenage births, obesity, and other symptoms of social malaise.

When you think about the inbox, it has proliferated and there are more and more inboxes in my life.

As it has proliferated across the Web, Facebook Connect has been able to let people carry their social graphs with them wherever they go.

As media has proliferated, it's become a lot harder for us to earn enough money off our ideas," said Ben Jenkins, the strategic director of Zag.

Seven years later, as coalition lobbying has proliferated, it has turned out to be easy for interests to find their way around these disclosure requirements simply by spreading out the control of a coalition.

As model mania has proliferated, it has become harder to track and catalog models being used in different departments.

It hasn't worked: she has proliferated, dropped sprogs – now they all heckle me.

Begging has proliferated.