Sentence examples for unfortunate proliferation from inspiring English sources

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So that is likely to just continue the unfortunate proliferation of entities and mandates, and create confusion both for the public and for those who will wind up being regulated as to who has what authority over what.

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Here's a rather unfortunate development: The proliferation of recording devices and instant distribution is matched by our ability to falsify the information they produce.

In contradiction to previous research, the findings in this study suggests an alternative achievement-goal pattern, and has to some extent succeeded in avoiding the proliferation of unfortunate motivational patterns found in earlier studies.

Electronic Dance Music (EDM for short) has exploded in popularity the last few years, but with that proliferation has come an unfortunate opening of the flood gates, a bevy of events that lack imagination and vision.

One unfortunate result of this history is the proliferation of confusing and sometimes conflicting terminology [1, 2].

It's been increasingly noted that one of the unfortunate surprises of the contemporary Internet is the proliferation of corporate uniformity.

If current economic trends continue, it could lead to indifference to LGBT concerns and the proliferation of right-wing extremist groups that exploit these unfortunate trends.

Very unfortunate.

Unfortunate ones.

Nuclear proliferation.

Yes, unfortunate.

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