Sentence examples for rampant might from inspiring English sources

I imagine him fighting various epic battles in my name, like Leonardo DiCaprio in The Revenant, defending me against the rampant might of the HMRC grizzly bear.

It struck me that favelas are far more complex than their limited reputations as places where violence and drugs run rampant might suggest.

Leave aside the idea that rampant ageism might inhibit the 50-plus group from telling the whole truth.

When I asked Donald Trump if rampant prosperity might have made get-rich-quick game shows pale next to "Survivor" in the buzz sweepstakes, he theorized: "Making money is easier than making fame, so fame might be more desirable -- though I'd still go with the money myself".

At a time when accusations of fake news are rampant, it might seem like our perceptions of reality have never been more ephemeral, but a thought-provoking project by interactive designer Danli Hu reminds us that reality has never been concrete.

Speculation is rampant that Greece might be about to default on its government debt again.

Inside the company, rumors are rampant about who might succeed Mr. Karmazin if he left the company.

Aren't there some rampant beards that might sprout dangerously in the direction of facial dissimulation?

Thanks to the boom in the price of oil, many Venezuelans have been indulging in rampant consumerism that might give even an American pause.

How, for example, might rampant digital consumerism relate to the aging population of Florida, where medical care centres line the high-street?

Carla Del Ponte, the prosecutor at the time, warned at the start of the trial that the intimidation of witnesses was so rampant that she might be obliged to withdraw the indictment.