Sentence examples for rampant enough from inspiring English sources

False hopes are rampant enough as it is, without any nudging from the manufacturers of stationary.

It is in decline as a political force; Britons put up with Thatcherism when desperate times required desperate remedies, but spurn it now that the unions are tamed and the market quite rampant enough.

There are lots of other climbers that are rampant enough to cover the most unsightly structures, but ultimately controllable if you're attentive (Clematis armandii and Jasminum officinale, to name two).

The jar problem is rampant enough that I'm a little worried these women have severe, undiagnosed muscular problems.

The politicization of art from the Middle East was rampant enough already without a full-blown Egyptian revolution to fire the imaginations of these devotees of "radical chic" (as Tom Wolfe would call it), these ardent fans of "socially engaged art".

Paradoxically enough, rampant corruption has also contributed to liberalisation in the country.

But enough rampant speculation, let's get on to the charts and numbers and stuff.

However, this wasn't enough for rampant perfectionist Lee Mavers.

A decent total is rarely exceeded by one man alone, and no one could stay long enough with the rampant Parsons to maintain the Somerset momentum.

If these fracture lines were not enough, corruption is rampant, income inequality is sky-high, poverty and disease are pervasive, and the youth population is bulging, with half of all Nigerians under the age of 20.

I begin to imagine, too, a couple of white students bold enough to disregard rampant misconceptions about ethnic studies.