Sentence examples for proliferating from from inspiring English sources

Traditional retailers are facing the same problem, of course, and discounts are proliferating from suburban malls to Fifth Avenue.

New financial instruments are proliferating, from fee-based Islamic credit cards to Islamic mortgages, whereby the bank buys the property, then sells it at a mark-up to the client through an instalment plan.

With problems proliferating, from surging unemployment to crippling power and fuel shortages, it was perhaps not surprising that a large section of this vast underclass took to the streets for a second time.

Social media have been key to the rapid spread of the co-ordinated protest, with Twitter and Facebook campaigns proliferating from organisations such as Voices for the Library, The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals and book industry magazine the Bookseller.

Indeed, if the earlier era of glazed extensions referenced the high Victoriana of Joseph Paxton and the Crystal Palace, the new minimal extension is a take on the mid-century modernist Mies van der Rohe's Farnsworth House of 1951 in Illinois – the stylistic prototype for the shiny cubes that are now proliferating from the backs of houses in British cities.

Therefore, we believed that this tumor is a recurrent fibroma proliferating from the residual lesion.

In simulations under reduced Lis1 activity, neuroblasts, once proliferated from the mother progenitor glial cell, entered the multipolar stage shortly after proliferation and dissociated from the glial fiber, rather than progressing normally along the fiber.

And competitors, both nouveau and non, have proliferated, from Cirque du Soleil to New York's Big Apple Circus.

Ghosts and spoofs proliferate, from "What Lies Beneath" to Nike commercials.

Such horses proliferated from medieval times onward as new specialties developed.

It warns that "reform fatigue" may take hold in the NHS, as initiatives proliferate from the centre.