Sentence examples for balloon rapidly from inspiring English sources

The British economy is a balloon rapidly losing air, and has been shrinking for months.

As the presidents and prime ministers of the seven industrialized nations prepare to gather later this week in Genoa, Italy, the global economy has come to resemble a balloon rapidly losing air.

The importance of immediate availability of trained and experienced operators who can remove a FETO balloon rapidly and safely cannot, and must not, be underestimated.

The federal budget deficit ballooned rapidly in the first four months of the fiscal year amid falling tax revenue and higher spending, the Treasury Department said Tuesday, posing a new challenge for the White House and Congress as they prepare for a number of budget battles.

While four years ago, the office was predicting that the national debt was in danger of ballooning rapidly, it now looks as though the debt will remain at manageable -- if increasing -- levels for some time, as shown in this handy chart from the staff of the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

After 60 min of occlusion, the balloon was rapidly deflated, followed by 3 h of reperfusion.

There are reasons why marketing campaigns work and fail, and the cost of putting all these things into play can balloon very rapidly.

Lawyers' fees have also ballooned so rapidly that defending a well-financed suit against a news organization can cost millions of dollars.

Furthermore, some authors demonstrated the causes of sinus membrane perforation which could be due to the too rapidly inflated balloon, balloon rapture, and fracture of the sinus floor during the osteotome procedures.

The balloon then ascended rapidly, the fire detonated a gas canister and the balloon plunged about 300 metres (1,000ft) to the ground, crashing in a sugar cane field outside al-Dhabaa village, west of Luxor.

Such feedbacks have helped the current drought rapidly balloon in size, overtaking some regions so quickly that it's referred to as a "flash drought". At the start of the year, just 28percentt of the contiguous U.S. — mainly the southern tier — was in at least moderate drought.