Sentence examples for rampant tendency from inspiring English sources
Mr Wen spoke about tensions in rural areas, too, which are frequently caused by the inability of farmers to assert their property rights and the rampant tendency of local officials to grab land from them.
The poor correlation between symptoms and positive diagnosis may be explained by the rampant tendency among patients to self-medicate and only visit hospitals when symptoms persist.
I agree that much of contemporary political discourse has been marked by rampant confirmation bias -- the tendency to seek out evidence consistent with our beliefs, and deny, dismiss and distort evidence that is not.
Furthermore, the diversity of mechanisms used for self-incompatibility in various plant species suggests that those have been repeatedly and independently selected for, probably because they represented a selective advantage in populations that had an excessive tendency to undergo rampant speciation.
It said it hoped the mission would "help to overcome the internal Ukrainian crisis, stop rampant nationalist banditry and eradicate ultra-radical tendencies".
The case of the former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn and (within India) the allegations against RK Pachauri, who headed the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, suggest the tendency to blame the victim is rampant among the international elite.
Rampant vulnerable-newcomer fucking.
