Sentence examples for expected to balloon from inspiring English sources

The White House's and campaign aides' legal costs are expected to balloon well beyond what Trump is putting forward.

Our elected officials are consumed by slashing a budget deficit that is expected to balloon over coming decades.

The world population is expected to balloon to 9 billion people by 2050 — and food production will have to double to provide for their needs.

Fourteen million of those people are currently over 65, but that number is expected to balloon to 22 million as the baby boomer population ages.

As everyday items from cars to watches increasingly use computers and communications to operate, the demand on networks that connect devices is expected to balloon.

Mental health conditions cost the world $2.5tn a year, a figure that is expected to balloon to $6tn by 2030 unless we take action.

The MQ-25 is expected to eventually balloon into a $7 billion opportunity as the Navy looks to rely more heavily on autonomous aircraft.

Spending on defense projects like the Global Information Grid, which is designed to provide soldiers with real-time information from satellites and other sources about potential threats, is expected to continue to balloon.

Three years ago, the actuarial deficit in Premier's two main pension schemes amounted to £474m, a shortfall which is expected to have ballooned since then.

The tide could turn, however, post an IPO of Alibaba, which is expected to help Yahoo balloon its cash holdings to $12 billion from a current $4.6 billion.

"I wouldn't say it [inflation] is a big worry in that I expect it to balloon out of control but as the economy grows you have to think about the consequences of that for policy.