Percolating in a sentence

But the problem of inflation is percolating around all these movements.

Concern over the viability of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta’s 1,100-mile maze of earthen levees has been percolating for years.

I'd say that the engagement that we have with IDNs does oftentimes help things kind of -- that are percolating from the bottom up get kind of move in a nicer fashion through the whole system.

Over a percolating house/disco hybrid – “It’s a bit ravey,” Sean reckons, while David’s suitably charged lyric suggests he’s surrendering rather than fighting this, “Catalogue of fools,” as he puts it.

Some of the many potential factors include earthquakes, steep slopes, sedimentary soil that is not rock hard, and water percolating down into the earth after heavy rains, the report says.

That alone makes it worthy of a mention, and of giving the NFL a chance to address the concern that is percolating among those who opted to block the plan to boost the Thursday night package.

The goal was to enable members of the public to gauge for themselves the potential conflicts of interest percolating under the Golden Dome.

While Jill was devastated by the incident as well, reasoning that she only meant to help people, a twisted idea was already percolating in John's mind as he insisted, You can't help them.

Rumors are percolating that the iPhone may give the Android platform more of a run for its money later this year.

And that suddenly put me into the conversation of some of those percolating superhero films that were starting to be made and people starting to think, oh, maybe we should have a female director.

Ben called for academic researchers, journalists and employees of social media companies to collaborate on tracking political misinformation as it is percolating in toxic corners of the internet.

But, he added, “There are a growing number of warning signals percolating out there.

Honeycomb ice: When water starts percolating down into the ice and is not safe.

It might be something that jumps out of the woodwork, or perhaps it’s an idea that has been percolating in the back of your brain?

It was with such thoughts percolating that French travel writer Sylvain Tesson rented a cabin in Siberia for six months over a winter and wrote Consolations Of The Forest: Alone In A Cabin In The Middle Taiga.

Kevin T. Porter’s Twitter thread was also not the only story about Ellen percolating this summer.

On the local level in Wuhan, people have vented anger and frustration, which is percolating on social media despite censorship.

The music goes through fitful episodes, with percolating riffs, pummeling percussion and gratingly dissonant clusters.

As far as next year goes, it's still percolating out there in my mind.

However, discussions began percolating in the mid-2000s when faculty from the department noticed confusion among the Tufts community about the department’s focus.