Sentence examples for dizzying increase in from inspiring English sources

It is not merely the dizzying increase in the volume of information (the amount of data being stored doubles every 18 months).

Tingye Li, an electrical engineer whose calculations in the early 1960s helped guide the development of the laser and propel the dizzying increase in the speed of fiber-optic communication, died on Dec. 27 in Snowbird, Utah.

To that urgency add a dizzying increase in complexity of new claims.

Worldwide outrage has followed the recent dizzying increase in the price of Daraprim, a drug that treats potentially fatal parasitic infections, by its new owner Turing Pharmaceuticals, a startup founded by a defiant 32-year-old former hedge fund manager named Martin Shkreli.

The National Statistics Bureau said Friday that the consumer price index was 3.8percentt higher in April than a year earlier, propelled by a dizzying increase of 33.9percentt in the price of rice and other grains.

— With Illinois's budget crisis reaching dizzying, desperate levels, lawmakers here over the weekend were seriously pondering something that would have been unimaginable even a few months ago: a 75 percent increase in the state's income tax.

Firms tried to insure themselves against a possible shortage by stockpiling the metals; this, along with the reduction in the Chinese export quota, led to dizzying price increases.

The Republican Party has experienced a dizzying downward spiral in environmental sensitivity, especially in the last four decades.

These are dizzying days in the world of sports.

He has been imperious recently and was at his dizzying best in the Champions League this week.

Pierre was a free skier known for his daring, tackling dizzying drops in dangerous terrain.