Sentence examples for rampant failures from inspiring English sources

A leaked report into the two-year-old Darwin correctional centre, which was sat on by the previous government and then only partially released by the current one, has reportedly revealed details of rampant failures in the $1.8bn , 1,000-bed 1,000-bed

From now until (at the very least) next summer, Republican consultants will be combing the country for stories of what a rampant failure Obamacare truly is.

Our temptation in the face of rampant government failures is to despise government, and even to cheer its demise.

At the same time, those bankrupt systems routinely leave people in darkness and factories idle during rampant power failures, retarding economic growth.

In the nineteen-eighties, rampant farm failures and population loss led some to declare farming on the plains "a hundred-year mistake," and, to encourage tourism, the government was urged to buy ten million acres of stressed farmland to restore to a prairie and set aside as a "buffalo Jurassic Park of American near-extinctions.

But, Mr Cowen says, this is a difficult solution to adopt in practice, not least because rampant bank failures will cause substantial pain among taxpayers at large.It's a compelling story, but Mr Cowen appears to leave one important cog in the inequality-crisis mechanism underexplored.

And soon afterward, back in the United States amid rampant bank failures and crushing unemployment, Sully faced the reality of "more and more art that went unpaid for and unpicked up, and fewer and fewer commissions," said William Rudolph, the curator of American art at the Worcester Art Museum in Massachusetts.

The San Jose-based company faced uncertainties over the solar tax credit bill and the dwindling availability of financing for solar energy projects due to rampant bank failures.

Hypomorphic mutations of mre11 and nbs support viability, but mutant females are unable to produce viable progeny due to rampant mitotic failure during the earliest cell cycles in embryos.

Like Drummond, Colombia's other top coal producer, Cerrejón, has been similarly criticized by rights groups for alleged suppression of union organizing and rampant environmental safety failures, resulting in hundreds of workers "suffering from serious health problems as a direct result of the inadequate working conditions at the mine," according to World Development Movement.

At the same time, popular discontent with his government has grown over widespread electrical failures and rampant violent crime.