Sentence examples for explosion in consumption from inspiring English sources

The high frequency of concomitant use of crack with powder cocaine in our sample may be partly due to an increased availability – and a concomitant reduction in the price – of crack cocaine that occurred in the early 1990's, which led to an explosion in consumption.

El Salvador has seen an explosion in crack consumption over the last 15 years as traffickers started paying their Salvadoran accomplices in cocaine, rather than cash.

But Americans continued rushing to the cities, spurring an explosion in mass consumption, financed by a boom in cheap consumer credit and easy home loans.

The normalisation of the sex industry has led to an explosion in the consumption of pornography: during the 1990s, Banyard reports, the number of men paying for sex acts in the UK doubled.

The combination there of falling TV audiences with the emergence of tools such as programmatic advertising – computerised systems that make it much easier for an advertiser to buy ad space across digital media – and an explosion in video consumption made for a perfect storm for traditional broadcasters.

Now the extraordinary explosion in podcast consumption, particularly among young people, has given liberals an opportunity to counter-attack.

While YouTube's viewing figures continue to rise — it's by far the biggest destination online for video — improvements in broadband networks, cheaper data prices, and better devices have all led to a real explosion in online video consumption.

The evergrowing explosion in data generation and consumption is of paramount relevance for network operators.

According to the Kaiser Family Foundation: "The transformation of the cell phone into a media content delivery platform [has]... facilitated an explosion in [entertainment] media consumption among American youth," especially TV and video games.

They are also dealing with an explosion in alternative media sources and changing media consumption habits from 24-hour news to free morning newspapers and the internet.

As a result, the information explosion has been mainly an explosion in information creation which soon surpassed information consumption.