Sentence examples for starting to multiply from inspiring English sources

Calls for the site to be shut down are, perhaps understandably, starting to multiply.

Inside these cells, the virus can survive in a 'dormant' state for many years, before being reactivated and starting to multiply again.

Slowly, those mental notes started to multiply.

Only in the poems do the glimpses start to multiply.

The problem, of course, is that the number of clips quickly start to multiply like bacteria.

"It starts to multiply, the grading of tones, until it becomes thousands of tones," he reflected.

As Chalmers began to develop his theory of consciousness as a primitive, the implications started to multiply.

And the ironies start to multiply when a film such as Scarface was banned as a threat to civil order – a gangster picture outlawed by a gangster state.

When he learned how to exploit the Earth's minerals and hydrocarbons, he started to multiply ever faster, leaving ever less room for the planet's other species.

This son, he then declares, has died (somewhere around here, the sheer weirdness of Barrie starts to multiply out of control), and he uses the nonexistent death to ingratiate himself further with David's parents.

When we let them abdicate this role, the violations start to multiply, and we get the secret surveillance and the classified renditions and the unnamed torture that we all recognize as un-American.