Sentence examples for continued explosion from inspiring English sources
The focus now is to prepare graduates for the continued explosion of medical knowledge, technological development and expanded patient and societal expectations that increasingly characterize this century.
But in Twitter's case, this does seem to be more about a rapidly-growing company making sure they have the pieces in place for a continued explosion of growth.
The continued explosion in the volume of available PPI data demands more efficient and more precise algorithms.
But Wood, drawing on seven years designing sandstorms (reaching as far back as 2008's Prince of Persia), nailed the look Miller was looking for: "He hadn't thought about the fuel leaking from the flamethrower car and loved that idea, that you'd get the spray, and then the flames, and continued explosions," Wood recounts.
Is it to much to hope that with the continuing "explosion of personal choice" both parties might go under at the same time?
There are signs that the freeze-out may beginning to thaw, as the continuing explosion of hip-hop has pushed many black artists into prominence, and as teenagers' magazines that are less anxious about race are bringing more diversity.
"The techniques used in Don Dale were excessively harsh, and the continuing explosion in the rates of incarceration of young Australians in parts of the country is a national shame," Gray says.
The group is counting on a continuing explosion of consumer digital data of all types, including new generations of high-definition still and video cameras that will create demand for secure and private backup capabilities.
From the introduction of personal computing and the Internet, there has been a continuing explosion of innovations in support of learning and instruction.
Since then Broadcom has doubled in size to $2.4 billion in revenue, thanks largely to the continuing explosion in demand for broadband connections.
