Sentence examples for a mushrooming of from inspiring English sources

The past decade has seen a mushrooming of memoranda of understanding (MOUs) between regulators.

Within the last five years, there has been a mushrooming of urban based Pentecostal churches that target young urbanites.

But countries like Nigeria or Congo, ruined by decades of post-colonial misrule, have seen a mushrooming of sects and religions that have further splintered their societies.

The result is a mushrooming of  new tented citadels, reinforced against the elements by plastic sheets, tarpaulins, wooden pallets and railway line ballast, across Calais that would not look out of place in refugee camps from Syria to Chad.

But with each kilogram costing about $10,000 to put into orbit, it is somewhat curious that satellites have not shrunk in size, weight and price as have so many other high-tech products.The past decade saw a mushrooming of interest in getting easy access to space using cheap and cheerful space missions.

Saudi Arabia is a study in another variety of the resource curse -- the country's wealth, hoarded by the royal family, has also been used to buy the acquiescence of fundamentalist leaders, and the result has been a mushrooming of fanaticism throughout the Mideast and beyond.

Tanner was more Zelig than hero, a mushroom of a candidate, soaking up the flavors of the political stew.

Han Xiang usually is depicted holding a bouquet or basket of flowers, a hoe, and a mushroom of immortality.

A Mushroom of Fury William L. Laurence, a science writer for The Times, was an observer on a plane following the B-29 that dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki in August 1945.

Amanita exitialis, also known as the Guangzhou destroying angel, is a mushroom of the large genus Amanita.

He's even got a tattoo of a mushroom on his arm.