Sentence examples for exploded rapidly from inspiring English sources

But because it had only one courtroom, and the Bronx's population exploded rapidly, it was supplanted by a new court on the Grand Concourse and operations were transferred to other civic courts in the 1930's and 40's.

Once teens realized that they could gab after school online, it became a must-have, Mr. Varian said -- and its use exploded, rapidly bringing AOL a near-lock on a market of more than 100 million people that Microsoft is struggling to break into.

The Bernanke and Yellen Feds have built a $2.7 monetary time bomb that should not be allowed to explode rapidly.

Eighty five billion a month will seem tiny compared to the avalanche of the $1.863 trillion excess reserves exploding rapidly into the economy.

Volume in U.S. credit default swaps is relatively small, but it can explode rapidly, just as volume expanded rapidly for credit default swaps on mortgage debt in 2006 and 2007.

These immigration bills seek to take small, badly flawed "no-work" lists and explode them rapidly to a national scale.

"In the future, that market is likely to explode". In rapidly developing eastern Europe, overall penetration is not far behind western Europe, at 123%, according to Wireless Intelligence.

The entire streetwear game has been exploding so rapidly over the past few years that it's difficult to chart an exact growth pattern but there are indicators.

During the 2012 module iterations, approximately 50% of the structures survived their time in the wind tunnel and 50% did not, and some of the structures exhibited exciting 'catastrophic' failures, whereby they nearly survived but then rapidly exploded in the strong wind environment.

Raising the interest paid on excess reserves to even three percent, for example, may be necessary to keep the bomb from rapidly exploding if market rates rise and banks begin rapidly investing the $2.58 trillion excess reserves in the non-bank private sector.

Indeed, we found that using Hebbian synaptic plasticity alone leads to instabilities in network activity; spike activity either decayed rapidly or exploded.