Sentence examples for beginning to explode from inspiring English sources

By the early 1980s, the trading of mortgage-backed bonds was beginning to explode.

She had become such a great friend and a real help through the madness that was beginning to explode.

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

When Arthur emerged in the early 2000s, mainstream publications were narrowing their focus and trimming articles, and niche coverage was beginning to explode on blogs and in Web publications like Pitchfork.

Luckily, this mentality has recently begun to shift, and the startup community in Kansas City is beginning to explode.

He thinks the real opportunity is the fact that content marketing is still nascent and is beginning to explode.

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

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

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

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

By the late 1950s it had begun to explode with blocks of large apartment houses.