In recent weeks, protesters have stormed government buildings in an explosion of anger over their social situation, rampant poverty, moribund economy, and the stagnant social and political life.
Already this training camp promises to be unlike any other of the Ryan era, with an unsettled quarterback situation; rampant turnover among the coaching staff and the roster; and, for the first time, a new boss watching it all.
It is the result of the catastrophic economic situation and rampant deregulation that were left at Mr. Obama's doorstep on the day he took office.
Mr Bhattacharya also aims to build Africa's most powerful supercomputer at his lab: grand challenges need grand computing power.IBM's real challenge, however, will be to make a success of the lab in a country in which corruption is rampant and the security situation precarious.
Somehow the enormity of that situation, the rampant greed that allowed it to happen, the damage to millions of little guys, and the continuing ascent of the perps are given short shrift in a film weighted toward sexy machismo.
That said, theoretically, the situation where rampant HGT totally erases the historical signal and makes any attempt to "accurately reconstruct ancestral genome history " moot, is possible although the main effect of HGT is shrinking rather than expansion of the ancestral gene set.
Only the terminally naïve still expect U.N. peacekeeping to work in situations of rampant violence.
Those situations are rampant, and in many ways they're more insidious than government corruption.
Crime is more likely to happen and go unnoticed or unpunished in countries at war, that are politically unstable, or where corruption is rampant, because, in those situations, the risk of detection and fear of consequences, if caught, are greatly diminished.
Scenarios and situations run rampant in your head.
This study demonstrates the value of the ancient DNA approach in solving the phylogenetic relationships among extinct and extant taxa, especially in situations involving rampant morphological homoplasy, morphological plasticity with rapid change in body size [ 43, 44], or sexual dimorphism [ 45, 46].
