Sentence examples for rampant spread from inspiring English sources

On the one hand are the dairy farmers of England and Wales who see their livelihoods threatened by the rampant spread of TB within their herds.

Brezhnev ensured that there was an unprecedented stability of cadres within the Communist Party and the bureaucracy, thereby creating conditions for the rampant spread of corruption in the Soviet political and administrative structures.

Not that mere geography seems to stop the rampant spread of the yearly camp-fest; the not-terribly-in-Europe Israel and Azerbaijan have been delighting us for years.

The World Health Organisation held a meeting to debate the ethics of using an untested drug in attempts to treat Ebola, balancing the risks of side effects with the disease's rampant spread.

In early 1999, Lawrence H. Summers, who was then Treasury secretary, and his advisers began warning about what they said was the rampant spread of illegitimate transactions to reduce corporate taxes.

Mr. Bennett is part of what health experts and advocates for inmates' rights say is a growing health crisis in the nation's prison system: the rampant spread of hepatitis C, a potentially fatal liver virus, among inmate populations.

Graft and patronage, already rampant, would spread.

"That rampant, explosive spread," he said, "and the dramatic way it's killing poultry so rapidly suggests that we've got a very beastly virus in our midst".

Then there was rampant disease spread by birds, followed by earthquakes and tsunamis.

An uptick of cases in Butembo, which is a sprawling community of 1 million people with limited infrastructure located less than 30 miles from Beni, raises the risk of rampant urban spread.

On 24 March, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that resistance is rampant, and spreading.