Proliferate in a sentence

All cellular organisms must replicate their genetic material, DNA, to proliferate, so that one copy goes to a daughter cell and the other copy goes to the other daughter cell.

And as more cities find themselves squeezed between growing populations and drought-stressed water supplies—making potable reuse a more attractive, if not inescapable, option—wastewater beers are likely to proliferate in the years ahead.

And while these attacks are expensive to operate today, as with anything in tech, they will become cheaper to run and will proliferate across the dark web, putting all users at risk, particularly those with older devices.

Dangerous products will still proliferate in the state, they said.

Here in PA, we have a tax on gasoline and fuel - highest in the country, but as EV's proliferate, that revenue will drop.

It is a challenge that seeks to outmaneuver the U.S. defense apparatus not only by continuing to develop, test and proliferate sophisticated space assets but also by pursuing the non-weaponization of existing space agreements.

Kane might add significant commercial value to the club and proliferate match-day sales.

Over their long history, cyanobacteria have evolved tricks that let them proliferate wildly when shifts in conditions such as nutrient levels or salinity kill off other microbes.

Vanessa Harmony has set out to educate, monetize, and proliferate the region’s natural rooted assets.

After these trials, a commercial permit will be applied for in 2027, when GM wheat will proliferate throughout the South African food system.

As the threats to America’s fleet in today’s chaotic international environment proliferate once more, there are some today who speak about restoring the -class battleships once more to give those girls one last go at defending their homeland.

But now, as fresh concerns over Bieber's health proliferate – with pictures emerging in recent days of the star, who became a father in August, looking particularly gaunt – fans are questioning if the news of Combs's alleged crimes is to blame.

But while information continues to proliferate, we all agree there are plenty of areas where our experience consuming it is lacking, and where journalism might fill essential gaps.

Carlsbad is considering lifting its 25-year-old ban on new drive-thru restaurants, a prohibition prompted by concerns that the auto-centric convenience would proliferate with the opening of Legoland.

However, the bacteria can remain dormant during extreme cold, only to reactivate and proliferate when temperatures rise again.

In multiple myeloma, these malignant plasma cells continue to proliferate, accumulating in the body and crowding out normal blood cells, as well as often causing bone destruction and other complications.

Long deferred protests over social conditions proliferate when empires decline, growth slows, and social cohesion unravels.

Other cybersecurity risks continue to proliferate, making the role ever more mission-critical; and as a result, salaries are rising.

Peatland will also be rewetted and sphagnum moss will be encouraged to proliferate in the hope that it will once again retain water and slow surface water run-off into the loch, as well as acting as a carbon sink.

Since the internet first began to proliferate three decades ago, Wall Street and investors have been waiting for the next big innovation that can alter the growth trajectory of corporate America.