Sentence examples for rampant performance from inspiring English sources
The slowing of London's housing market and the rampant performance of some northern sub-regions in the past year reduces the cost advantage of relocation, but helps persuade entrepreneurs and reluctant civil servants that their housing equity is safe.
Deila oversaw a rampant performance from the reigning Scottish champions in his first match at Celtic Park.
His team have now scored four times or more in four of their eight matches this season and this rampant, incisive performance ensured a 54th birthday to forget for Hull's caretaker manager, Mike Phelan.
"I believe the Balco scandal revealed a lot to the world about the rampant use of performance enhancing drugs.
The Uruguayan scored twice as Liverpool turned on the style during a rampant second-half performance to extend their unbeaten run to seven matches.
Did the report cast as harsh a light on Selig and other baseball executives who, by all accounts (but their own), turned a blind eye to the apparent rampant use of performance-enhancing drugs in their sport?
Optimistic observers predict that he is too rich to be bought and therefore likely to overcome the bad government performance and rampant citizen cynicism that has plagued that country.
They are also notable for their short performance histories and rampant conflicts of interest.
The leaders here said they were drawn to the Africans' commitment to liberalize markets and crack down on rampant corruption by reviewing, and enforcing, each others' performance.
Yet wit and rampant theatricality win out here underscored by bravura performances from the cast.
"One reason: Pressure on children to achieve is rampant, because parents now seek much of their status from the performance of their kids," she writes.
