Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) will be rampant following Hurricane Harvey.
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"Ralph Northam will allow crime to be rampant in Virginia," Trump tweeted.
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There's every reason to expect misinformation to be rampant during a pandemic.
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" He criticized Northam, saying he "will allow crime to be rampant in Virginia.
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The little data that exist suggest this kind of thing may be rampant.
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Beatings, sexual abuse and electrocution were widely reported to be rampant in these quarters.
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USTR also called out free trade zones as places where counterfeiting can be rampant.
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Competition for political attention on the campaign trail and in the House will be rampant.
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And as for the threats of violence that appear to be rampant in recent weeks?
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"Ralph Northam will allow crime to be rampant in Virginia," Trump wrote on Twitter Tuesday morning.
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There would be rampant media leaks, both true and false, but none of them would benefit Trump.
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The danger of landslides will soon be pervasive and the risk of waterborne illness will soon be rampant.
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"Every Floridian should be concerned there may be rampant fraud happening in Palm Beach and Broward counties," Scott said.
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Piracy can be rampant in developing economies due to the lack of resources available to pay for Western-priced media.
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"Ralph Northam will allow crime to be rampant in Virginia," Trump wrote on Twitter, referencing Gillespie's Democratic rival, Lt. Gov.
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The charges come as prescription drug addiction continues to be rampant across New York and the rest of the nation.
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The stock market correction shows the virus doesn't need to be rampant in the U.S. to start wearing down consumers' psyches.
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If he doesn't sign an extension this coming offseason, there will be rampant speculation that he will leave the Bucks in 2021.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump alleged that the election was "rigged" and that there would be rampant voter fraud at the polls on Election Day.
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Affleck wants to help stop the sexual harassment that seems to be rampant in the entertainment industry, he told The Associated Press in an interview Sunday.
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The first problem with the Paris deal is that, like an OPEC production quota, it's really hard to enforce and cheating is likely to be rampant.
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"You've got many issues that these people are experiencing, so of course if you develop a skin rash and it's contagious, it's going to be rampant," said Johnston.
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They must attend classes, where they are told how to be model Chinese citizens — and repent for extremist thoughts the state believes to be rampant among its Muslims.
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"Ralph Northam will allow crime to be rampant in Virginia," the president claimed, the sort of bombast that could aid the get-out-the-vote efforts of both candidates.
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Unlike some cyclists who dropped out because of health concerns, the Russians will not be picking up very heavy things abroad because their federation was found to be rampant with doping.
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Apparently society is about to collapse, war will soon be rampant, food is all going away, and people are about to start being cooked in their skin if they go outside.
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Over the last year, celebrities like Alec Baldwin and journalists like The New York Times's Maggie Haberman have — at least temporarily — quit the service, noting the divisiveness that can be rampant there.
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Trump tweeted Tuesday morning that Northam "will allow crime to be rampant" and that he has been "horrible" for the economy, adding he thinks Gillespie will "totally turn around" crime and the economy.
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"We can't let our country go back to hell," Trump said, offering a dystopian vision of a Democratic victory in 2020, in which the economy would suffer a crippling depression and corruption would be rampant.
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Rick Scott -- who is also the Republican candidate for US Senate in the state -- alleged without providing evidence that there could be rampant fraud in both counties and accused Democrats of trying to "steal" the election.
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Fake-news ads like the Megyn Kelly one may not be rampant at The Times, but it's still worth taking a good look at whether The Times is really doing everything it can to eliminate them.
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For example, even when infringement of a particular copyrighted work is clearly known to be rampant across a given website, some courts have required copyright holders to provide notice and identification for each individual webpage address.
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But that doesn't tackle any of these bigger issues about how you can program thoughts of a democracy, how mental health and alienation can be rampant among teenagers leading to doubling the rates of teen suicide for girls in the last eight years.
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At the time, he was a priest and consultant to the bishop in Ballarat — a city about 70 miles west of Melbourne — living in a presbytery next to a school where cases of abuse were found to be rampant, and later was auxiliary bishop of Melbourne.
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WASHINGTON — On Monday, President Trump gathered House and Senate leaders in the State Dining Room for a get-to-know-you reception, served them tiny meatballs and pigs-in-a-blanket, and quickly launched into a story meant to illustrate what he believes to be rampant, unchecked voter fraud.
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The most contemptuous and hateful people will become the rulers. Incest will be rampant. Hatred between people, even members of the same family, will grow until people think of each other as hunters do of their prey.Dīghanikāya, Sutta 26 (Cakkavattisīhanādasutta), sections 19–20.
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There is an absence of a general consensus regarding which species belong to a specific genus or subgenus, contributing to much confusion. Schander (1999) names more than 300 supraspecific names. As there has been no serious generic revision of the genera worldwide, generic polyphyly can be expected to be rampant throughout the family. However, the family itself is deemed monophyletic.. However a study in 2011 seems to indicate that this family is deeply nested within the Pulmonata instead of the Heterobranchia.
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When Banks was made commander of the XIX Army Corps, Department of the Gulf, on December 16, 1862, he was ordered to coordinate an attack against the Confederate bastion of Port Hudson while General Ulysses S. Grant moved against Vicksburg. Banks made preparations for this campaign, but he knew the difficulties he would face on the march there. First, the area from New Orleans, was marshy, full of swamps, and disease would be rampant. There was also another obstacle in Bank's path — General Richard Taylor's small Army of Western Louisiana.
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The Petrobras scandal extends beyond bid rigging in the oil sector as the investigation has also implicated Brazilian construction firms as bid rigging was discovered to be rampant in the preparations for the 2016 Summer Olympics. This would not be the first instance of bid rigging by construction firms in recent Brazilian history as Andrade Gutierrez Engenharia SA, the nation's second largest construction firm, admitted to bid rigging during contract procurement for stadiums to host the 2014 FIFA World Cup. This revelation implicates an additional five domestic construction firms and was revealed by the Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica(CADE).
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Corruption remained endemic throughout the transitional government and security forces. The public perceived the transitional government to be widely corrupt at all levels. According to NGO Transparency International (TI), both resident and nonresident experts perceived corruption among the country's public officials to be "rampant," the most severe assessment designation used by TI. Weak financial controls and lack of a functioning judicial system encouraged officials to engage in corruption with impunity. Many civil servants, police, and soldiers had not been paid in years, received irregular salaries, or did not earn enough to support their families, all of which encouraged corruption.
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Mississippi Ku Klux Klan in costume arrested in 1871 Secretary Boutwell did not forget the plight of African Americans in the South who were subject to violence perpetrated by white Southerners, particularly the Ku Klux Klan. African Americans and loyal white Republicans were under attack in several Reconstructed states by the Klan. Congress responded, under the leadership of Benjamin Butler in the House of Representatives, and passed what was known as the Ku Klux Klan Act in 1871. Grant had signed two previous "force bills" to protect African Americans and having found that violence in the South continued to be rampant he decided to sign the third force bill that gave the President the power to suspend habeas corpus.
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Durandal refers to himself as being rampant still during the second game, indicating that he has not reached this stable state (or is just lying, which is also possible). There is no reason in particular to believe that this state is anything more than the goal of human cyberneticists, as there is no good evidence of an AI in the Marathon universe ceasing to be rampant. The three chapters of Marathon Infinity are entitled "Despair", "Rage", and "Envy", suggesting that the player himself (strongly implied to be a cyborg) may be undergoing his own Rampancy throughout the course of the game's events. The concept of rampancy was later imported into Bungie's later Halo series, albeit with some modifications.
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An old, ill man cannot earn as much as a healthy young man; gender roles and customs may prevent a woman from receiving an education or working outside the home. There may be an epidemic that causes widespread panic, or there could be rampant violence in the area that prevents people from going to work for fear of their lives. As a result, income inequality increases, and it becomes more difficult to reduce the gap without additional aid. To prevent such inequality, this approach believes it is important to have political freedom, economic facilities, social opportunities, transparency guarantees, and protective security to ensure that people aren't denied their functionings, capabilities, and agency and can thus work towards a better relevant income.
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The thrifty phenotype hypothesis proposes that a low availability of nutrients during the prenatal stage followed by an improvement in nutritional availability in early childhood causes an increase risk of metabolic disorders, including Type II diabetes, as a result of permanent changes in the metabolic processing of glucose-insulin determined in utero. This predominantly affects poor communities, where maternal malnutrition may be rampant, in turn causing fetuses to be biologically programmed to expect sparse nutritional environments. But, once in the world, the readily accessible processed foods consumed are unable to be processed efficiently by individuals who had their metabolic systems pre-set to expect scarcity. This difference between expected nutritional deficits and actual food surplus results in obesity and eventually Type II Diabetes.
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Biased research paid for by the tobacco industry continues to be rampant in the e-cigarette topic area, as of 2019. The tobacco companies have had an impact on research-based conclusions by providing funding for scientists. The extent to which research related to e-cigarettes has ties to businesses and other special interests in this industry, is an area of increasing concern. In 2010, Arbi Group Srl from Italy, who is a vaping distributor in Europe, sponsored a large amount of research by a group at the University of Catania in Sicily, who organized and carried out a randomized trial, which was cited in a 2015 Cochrane review. The University of Catania researchers have been coordinating 9 of the 48 e-cigarette trials, that were registered with the National Institutes of Health, as of 2015.
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Once the paper is stuck upon the corpses's face, the newly created jiangshi would follow the sorcerer by hopping around, in which the sorcerer would lead it back to its hometown for burial (this was often a last-resort choice used by families with not enough money to hire a cart to carry the corpse back). Usually, the sorcerer would travel by night, and would at least have around three jiangshi traveling with it. But when the written spell-paper falls or is pulled off of the jiangshi (in the case the sorcerer is not paid the agreed amount for his doings, he might rip off the jiangshi's spell- paper), it gains its own consciousness, and all the power that the sorcerer formerly had over it would be lost. Instead of being an obedient corpse that followed the sorcerer, the jiangshi would be rampant and dangerous.
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Nosair expressed dislike for American culture and what he perceived to be rampant moral corruption. Nosair became involved with the al-Farouq Mosque in Brooklyn, which was supported by the Maktab al-Khadamat (Services Office), which was established in 1984 by Osama bin Laden and Abdullah Azzam in Peshawar, Pakistan. The purpose of the Services Office was to raise funds for the Arab mujahadeen during the Soviet–Afghan War, as well as recruitment. Ali Mohamed, a sergeant at Fort Bragg, provided United States Army manuals and other assistance to individuals at the al-Farouq Mosque, and some members, including Mahmoud Abouhalima and Nosair, practiced at the Calverton Shooting Range on Long Island, many of the group wearing shirts reading "Help Each Other in Goodness and Piety...A Muslim to a Muslim is a Brick Wall" with a map of Afghanistan emblazoned in the middle.
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