Sentence examples for explosion of Chinese from inspiring English sources

The explosion of Chinese imports and steep overheads for water, electricity and fuel have only made things harder.

The explosion of Chinese fashion designers over the last five years has led the way for Ms. Feng and her jewelry-making counterparts.

An explosion of Chinese undergraduates.

Wine growers in Bordeaux are grateful that prices have shot up thanks to the explosion of Chinese consumption.

With the help of Shen's decision-making prowess, it's no understatement to say that Sequoia Capital has been one of the architects of the current explosion of Chinese entrepreneurial talent.

We'll continue to see an explosion of Chinese companies coming to stake their claim in the US market as well, offering low-cost, commoditized versions of other tech products to accelerate their growth.

Federal investigators are focusing on whether technological information was passed to the Chinese during industry reviews of an accidental explosion of a Chinese rocket launching seconds after liftoff in February 1996.

In the statement, Loral said it was cooperating with the Justice Department, which is investigating whether sensitive technological information was passed to the Chinese during industry reviews of an accidental explosion of a Chinese rocket seconds after liftoff in February 1996.

The explosion of the Chinese market has been the fashion industry's headline story this year; Armani, who opened his first Beijing boutique 13 years ago, has been well-placed to take advantage.

Administration officials said the inquiry is focused on the events following the Feb. 15, 1996, explosion of a Chinese rocket carrying a $200 million Loral satellite seconds after liftoff at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan Province, in southern China.

It took us through the rise of the neo-liberal orthodoxy of the 1980s, through its adoption by New Labour in the 1990s, and on into the housing boom of the Noughties, the explosion of the Chinese markets and the plunging interest rates that followed 9/11.