Sentence examples for Exponential climb from inspiring English sources

"But that's an exponential climb".

One consular official was charmed by the student who told him: 'My mother has an artificial limb and I want to go to America to learn how to build a better artificial limb for her.' He points to the sheer scale of the Chinese and Indian information revolution, the number of graduates at top US universities on an exponential climb.

Their continued exponential climb upward relies on physics and human ingenuity, less on capital.

But then, aided by a raging bull market that began in 1983, fund assets started an exponential climb.

There's an exponential climb that our whole species has been on that's definitely reaching a crucial juncture.

Why the exponential rise in drug prescription?

"The heat loss is an exponential curve, and it climbs very steeply at the higher temperatures," explains Mürau.

This is also directly tied in with inequality, because as someone climbs a curve exhibiting exponential growth, that person will have exponentially fewer peers.

Reading much into a quarter's figures may be questionable; but those charts that have peppered every presentation, with an exponential curve of Internet usage climbing skywards, look increasingly improbable.

While women hold only 97 of the 535 seats in the combined Congress (or 18.1percentt), it's the trajectory that's important to look at: Just ten years ago, women's representation in Congress was a third of what it is now; and since then, their gains have been exponential, and in a near-vertical climb.

That shift is already driving an exponential increase in clean energy, currently providing 22% of the world's electricity and climbing.