Sentence examples for rampant problems from inspiring English sources

Officials at most four-year colleges say that they have not seen rampant problems so far, because students have found alternatives.

The other fact is that economic poverty is one of the rampant problems in the study site (Ayele 2008).

The party also did little to address the country's rampant problems with violent crime.

Nursing expert Jean Ann Seago, who reviewed King/Drew's nursing citations for The Times, said she'd seen rampant problems before with one hospital unit or one rogue nurse, but never throughout an institution.

During the primaries, when Cuomo faced off against his progressive challenger Cynthia Nixon, voters similarly complained of rampant problems at voting sites, including a number of complaints that voters had been purged from voting rolls without notice.

In one corner, the U.S. Department of Justice released a scathing report about the Baltimore Police Department that showed rampant problems with how sex crimes are handled in the city.

Explain how your steps will put a stop to this rampant problem.

"There's a rampant problem out there called pretexting," he said.

"We have this rampant problem of criminal activities: oil theft, sabotage, and illegal refining.

"We don't believe there is any rampant problem with over-age players," Keener said.

He said Mr. Aquino should order the militias disarmed and address the "rampant problem of military weaponry being used by local government officials for serious abuses".