| Each time she chants it we encounter the essential use of the simple declarative sentence, the basic seed from which all speech proliferates. |
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| The photo quickly proliferates among the residents of Springfield until Homer is catching giggles and glances from everyone. |
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| Very soon, however, junkspace becomes a virus that spreads and proliferates throughout the macrocosm. |
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| It is believed that the organism proliferates in decaying organic material, producing the toxins that are then taken up by animals. |
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| The protoplast of an adjacent living cell proliferates through thin areas in the cell walls known as pits. |
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| With the influx of inflammatory cells, the synovium proliferates and hypertrophies producing pain, swelling, stiffness, and joint erosions. |
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| With him, matter smoulders, grows and proliferates like a lively and dynamic culture. |
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| And as 3D printing proliferates, the incumbents will almost certainly demand protection from upstarts with low cost of entry to their markets. |
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| For me, the image almost always comes before the meaning. It proliferates to create other scenes and structures. |
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| The threat of war has been made even more terrible by the technology of destruction which now proliferates. |
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| The type of waste that proliferates most quickly today is waste from electrical or electronic products. |
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| The healthcare community and patients themselves face similar issues as medical information proliferates on the Net. |
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| Outdoor sinsemilla cultivation is impossible in an area where industrial hemp is grown or where wild hemp proliferates. |
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| Excessive fibroadipose tissue proliferates along the perineurium, surrounding the nerve bundles within the nerve sheath. |
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| In this unique micro-climate noble rot proliferates, maturing the grapes' skins, concentrating their sugar content. The presence of noble rot is an absolutely essential condition for making this liquid gold in Sauternes. |
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| Assuring the security of space capabilities becomes more challenging as technology proliferates and access to it by potentially hostile entities becomes easier. |
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| The clay and silica loam left on the banks of the river during floods forms Peloid on contact with the hyperthermal water. This Peloid proliferates algae and bacteria when in contact with the sun. |
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| The Ditrupa arietina worm proliferates cyclically on sandy bottoms of the Gulf of Lion, apparently in relation with climatic processes cued by the North Atlantic oscillation. |
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| As long as a species proliferates, it is industrially exploited, and when it becomes rare because of this overexploitation, it is hunted down and the last specimens sold for a small fortune. |
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| This explains why singlehood proliferates in places where such networks can crystallise, he says: in many urban centres and in Scandinavia, where strong social safety nets free people to pursue their own goals. |
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| Its shore proliferates with places to set the course on. |
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| But even if the political will and technical brilliance can be summoned up again, dominance will require continuous effort and innovation because technology proliferates so much faster these days. |
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| Seafood proliferates in the cuisine due to its orientation to the coast line with swordfish being of note along with shrimp, lobster, sea urchin, squid and others. |
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| From the 17th century the number of surviving buildings proliferates further. |
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| It addresses the fact that genetic discrimination is already targeting and penalizing some persons, and is increasing as genetic testing proliferates. |
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| If too many cells die there is the risk of degeneration as with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease, and if the cells multiply unchecked then the cancer proliferates. |
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