rampant znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady rampant

• With starvation rampant, disease soon festered, and cholera and typhoid epidemics added to the already high fatalities.

• Alienation is not confined to our young people, but is rampant among them.

• Since indiscriminate removal of canopy habitats by logging is rampant i n t hese forests, these d iverse beetle assemblages may be particularly at risk.

• Such competition could rid the corporate economy of rampant favouritism.

• Although late and partial, these reforms together with freer speech and printing, contributed to narrowing somewhat the opportunities and incentives for rampant corruption.

• Micronutrient deficiency diseases have become rampant in these populations.

• Conversely, when patrimonialism is rampant, democracy is more efficacious.

• In any event the phenomenon is rampant and appears to be irreversible.