Sentence examples for rampant like from inspiring English sources

"One, because speculation can run rampant like water finding its own level; the facts form a bulwark against harmful fiction.

Here the motifs of the front sides often run rampant, like the richly embroidered snakelike Celtic convolutions on the runner of Petronilla de Meath, an Irish lady's maid who was one of the first women to be burned at the stake as a witch.

It feeds off of the hero worship that grows rampant like weeds on school campuses and in locker rooms.

But then we habitually figure out ways to take one, two, several steps back, with this Troy Davis execution, with the rise of the Tea Party and its thinly-veiled racial paranoia politics, to push America right back to the good old says of segregation, Jim Crow, brute hatred of those who are different, while social inequalities run rampant like rats in the night.

This meeting mobilizes all countries, but most importantly French-speaking countries where AIDS is really rampant, like in West and Central Africa," said Ms. Salah.

In his blog posts, he has encouraged readers to participate in an anti-surveillance rally in Washington, D.C., and has denounced the "rampant, Strangelove-like megalomania in the National Security State".

In a social media world rampant with "likes," "hearts," "favorites" and "thumbs ups" designed to ensure everyone gets along, Tinder actually encourages people to pass judgment in a superficial way.

And while I'm, like, older and, like, clearly get bummed out by, like, rampant use of "like", I'm, like, content to not get, like, paranoid and see if "like" runs its, like, course.

It is certainly not a rampant killer like AIDS, smallpox or even influenza.

In an era when powerful antiretroviral drugs greatly reduce the risks of transmission, they say, Alabama's system clashes with modern medicine and addresses H.I.V. differently from more rampant viruses like hepatitis B and C. Both forms of hepatitis are more infectious than H.I.V., with hepatitis B being 50 to 100 times more infectious than H.I.V., according to the World Health Organization.

Many employees of the Najla International Catering Services (a subcontractor of KBR and a Kuwaiti company) were allegedly living in deplorable conditions (crowded housing in shacks and bunkhouses, open sewers, lack of food and water, rampant diseases like TB and Hepatitis).