This is the sort of thing that gives historians a rampant case of the smugs, because if we were commanding the operation we would have spotted it.
The nationalists are rampant, yet their case is crumbling.
Untenable Nazi allusions, rampant in the case of Iran, demean victims of the Holocaust and lead to disastrous wars.
Poverty, joblessness and incarceration: all rampant, and in many cases worsened in recent years of recession.
Investigative journalism is viewed as treason against the state, which has de facto choked off any effort by journalists to investigate any wrongdoing by officials, especially in the rampant number of corruption cases that included several ministers and his own son.
The lawyers had said that rumors about the case were rampant, but the judge countered that allowing the news media to cover the case -- many juvenile hearings are closed -- may help the community by quelling rumors.
"The court," the prosecutors wrote, "prohibited the government from introducing evidence of Bergrin's practice of witness tampering while repeating the mantra 'no witness, no case,' his rampant drug trafficking" and other crimes.
Bryan Robson went literally purple with fury when I raised his reputation as a boozer, but his former Manchester United teammate Paul McGrath was searingly candid about what in his case was rampant, destructive alcoholism.
And at a time when the government is desperate to stimulate exports, it is a happy case of rampant global expansion.In this section The post-nuclear age Manchester united A royal reckoning Loom and bust Pillow fight Pryced in Into the hurricane A big crush on Sweden Reprints Related topics Europe United Kingdom Business Economics Economic developmentMr Soames is an unorthodox boss.
In that motion Mr. Oberlander, who has not been charged with a crime, and his lawyer, Richard E. Lerner, accused the governmental of "rampant" misconduct in the case — which they have said helped Mr. Doe to hide his crimes from the public, including clients at the investment firm where he worked.
