Sentence examples for rampant number from inspiring English sources

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.

It's impossible to squash all of the pirated streams, but Amazon's Twitch is a bit too mature to be hosting pirated streams in such rampant numbers without being a little more proactive — instead of just relying on user reports to police pirated content that was fairly hard to avoid stumbling upon on the platform.

Jack Ciesielski, an accounting expert, also has some advice for investors about the rampant funny numbers out there.

It is blue with golden lions rampant (the exact number of lions is not discernible because of the position in which the shield is depicted).

The industry is still developing as of August, Uber is still not profitable and despite reports of rampant mistreatment, the number of rideshare service drivers is growing.

While letting the mind run rampant with any number of sexual images can create sexual problems, depriving oneself of sexual energy and attraction can sometimes create another kind of sexual problem.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, rampant poaching reduced numbers in the 1990s.

Distress is rampant, with increasing numbers of hotel owners surrendering control of their properties to their lenders.

Except Almodóvar's latest, I'm So Excited, turns out to be his campest, most transgressive comedy for decades – a chic airline disaster movie replete with dance numbers, rampant sexuality, mind-altering "Valencia cocktails", and a cast full of Almodóvar veterans (Antonio Banderas and Penélope Cruz among them).

At its peak in the 1970s, poaching was so rampant that rhino numbers in Kenya crashed by 90% from 20,000 to 1,500, and by the early 1990s, only 400 were left in the country.

But Withoutabox has also helped foster low-budget anarchy, contributing to rampant growth in the number of festivals — 181 new ones in the last year alone — and flooding the market with entries from novice filmmakers whose confidence is often matched only by their inexperience.