Sentence examples for proliferated- from inspiring English sources

Ignoring the etiquette tips that have proliferated online since 'selfie' was declared Oxford Dictionaries' word of the year, the three world leaders appeared to momentarily forget the solemnity of the occasion, adopting the mandatory cheesy grins.

The culprit is a mini cicada called a cicadelle which French lavender producers believe has proliferated because of hotter, drier summers, blamed on global warming.

In reality, it set the mould for the dreary expanses of carpet tiles and suspended ceilings that have proliferated ever since; research has also suggested that open offices "make people less productive and more hostile and anxious".

Bike lanes have proliferated in other parts of the city.

Israeli settlements have proliferated in east Jerusalem, severely disrupting the property, resource and human rights of Palestinians.

Sub-$100 deals at prominent Strip hotels have proliferated in recent weeks.

But the AU's force has been battered by attacks from the various rebel and bandit groups that have proliferated, some with the wink of the government.

Graduate degrees, including the MBA, have proliferated in subjects and fields where on-the-job learning used to be standard.

Private security has proliferated: shops have cameras, houses have burglar alarms and cars have immobilisers.

The centre slaps an excise at the factory gate; the states compound that with a tax at the point of sale.The problem has become bigger as new levies have proliferated.

Since the Democrats took control of Congress after the November mid-term elections, bills to tackle climate change have proliferated.