Sentence examples for begin to explode after from inspiring English sources

In testimony before the House Budget Committee on Wednesday, Mr. Greenspan raised a red flag about Social Security, warning that federal deficits, already large, would begin to explode after the first wave of baby boomers becomes eligible for Social Security benefits four years from now, and for Medicare three years after that.

Those policies were then systematically reversed, income inequality began to explode and productivity growth slowed.

Then, in early October, replacement Note 7s began to explode or catch fire as well.

A president's approval rating closely tracks consumer confidence, and consumer confidence has begun to explode.

The forces unleashed by the Industrial Revolution had begun to explode throughout the tiny island.

But across the bay, in Silicon Valley, Internet businesses were beginning to explode, and I wanted to be part of it.

The market for indoor location technologies is beginning to explode (see "The Indoor Positioning System Era").

At home, Karson began to explode in anger, breaking anything he could reach.

But after the economy collapsed during Bush's final year in office, deficits — and therefore the debt — began to explode as Obama sought to revive economic activity with more tax cuts and federal spending.

The case's outcome was foreshadowed earlier this year, as the number of corporate scandals began to explode.

And immediately, the field of embryonic stem cell research began to explode.