Sentence examples for proliferation of that from inspiring English sources

Other social networks can make you feel cynical about how much garbage content exists online – and, by consequence, how much our algorithms and feeds reward the proliferation of that garbage.

"The proliferation of that kind of image at the time when she was not even in the coffin amazed me," Mr. Demand said.

Tech companies are ignoring a wide pool of talent, and the culture is negatively impacting the proliferation of that talent.

Sensors can feed a company data to make highly inefficient processes much more efficient, but SAP's Herzberg says the proliferation of that data has become so massive that companies are overwhelmed and humans can't keep up with it.

A sense of disempowerment in the Jewish community is not unrelated to the Nazi genocide, making the proliferation of that e-mail indeed a "memorial to the Holocaust," although not in the way the author intended.

The activation of a naive or a memory B cell is followed by a manifold proliferation of that particular B cell, most of the progeny of which terminally differentiate into plasma B cells; the rest survive as memory B cells.

That leads to a proliferation of bacteria that use up so much oxygen that fish and crabs die.

The issue is that the proliferation of vehicles that conform to the literal definition has rendered the general definition -- or rather, the marketer's definition -- obsolete.

Add to that a proliferation of parties that favor 'beach vibes' and Snapchat engagement over atmosphere and the field has been left open for house music to become the anonymous sterile rumblings of sun, sex and suspicious substances.

Add to that a proliferation of parties that favour "beach vibes" and Snapchat engagement over atmosphere, and the field has been left open for house music to become the anonymous sterile rumblings of sun, sex and suspicious substances.

"We could use our discovery to develop strategies that encourage the proliferation of microbes that digest dead organic material into useful products," Drescher said.