Sentence examples for quickly proliferated from inspiring English sources

It was, of course, impossible to maintain confidentiality in a group of that size; leaks quickly proliferated.

The New York group grew to several hundred members, drawn by word of mouth, and chapters quickly proliferated, including in London.

The houses of assignation that quickly proliferated throughout the area included everything from cheap 25-cent brothels to extremely elegant establishments on North Basin Street.

Attempted solutions to the problem quickly proliferated, but they can be gathered together under three broad lines of attack.

It was demonstrated that human amniotic MSCs (hAMSCs) were efficiently seeded onto CultiSpher S microcarriers (made of porcine gelatin) in a spinner flask and quickly proliferated while retaining a great viability.

Sculpting for heights of 35 feet, she created her first arachnid in 1999 and they quickly proliferated, as spiders are wont to do.

And as the options in popular music for adults quickly proliferate, it is sounding tackier every day.

Because digital audio or video files are frequently shared among friends, a contaminated file can quickly proliferate if left unchecked.

They vow to fight this bill, pointing out that among other things, the Department of Buildings doesn't have enough staff members to enforce the rules, and illicit sidewalk shed ads will quickly proliferate.

Inside the patients, the T-cells modified by the researchers multiplied to 1,000 to 10,000 times the number infused, wiped out the cancer and then gradually diminished, leaving a population of "memory" cells that can quickly proliferate again if needed.

Mr. Egarr, above, plays music from the 15th century to the present, but thanks to an enormous and quickly proliferating discography, he is becoming known best for his thoughtful, inventive performances of Baroque works, as both a soloist and an ensemble player.