Sentence examples similar to balloon exponentially from inspiring English sources
When the shares of the companies became profitable and started rising, Romney's wealth ballooned exponentially — even though experts heavily debate the tax benefits of this strategy.
To say this exponentially ballooning business is causing major problems for Afghanistan's western neighbor is an understatement.
It wasn't until the replacement of animate energy (biomass) with inanimate energy (fossil fuels) in the West during the 19th century that the global population started to grow exponentially, ballooning to its current level of over 7 billion.
It wasn't until the replacement of animate energy (biomass) with inanimate energy (fossil fuels) in the West during the 19th century that the global population started to grow exponentially, ballooning to its current level of over 7 billion.
Cut to several months later, it kind of exponentially started to balloon," he says.
A project that begins by using sensors to measure traffic across one bridge might balloon into a project with exponentially more sensors used for larger regional traffic comparisons.
Give the short Cutps a watoh above and then go watch Banderseveralagain, since there's at least another ending or three you haven't seen yet.
At the linear stage of the ballooning instability a disturbance grows exponentially, though drift effects may produce oscillatory growth and azimuthal drift with the velocity of about the Larmor drift velocity (Miura et al., 1989).
An initial call-out to friends has ballooned into a festival that has grown exponentially.
The prison population has grown exponentially since the 1980s-era war on drugs began in earnest, ballooning from a few hundred thousand to over two million today, with black people heinously overrepresented among them.
