Sentence examples similar to explosion of questions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the last quarter century has seen an explosion of new questions and ideas, stimulated by developments in the computer and cognitive sciences.

Add to this the multifold interactions between these complex molecules, and you have an explosion of possible questions to ask and data to be gathered.

As would be expected with such an explosion of activity, new questions have emerged and some long-standing problems remain.

It should lead to an explosion in the number of questions Jeremy Corbyn is sent before each session.

Bratton blamed the "unfortunate consequences" of an explosion in "stop, question and frisk" incidents that caught many young men of color in the net by resulting in them being given a summons for a minor misdemeanor.

A complicating factor is what Bratton calls the "unfortunate consequences" of an explosion in "stop, question and frisk" stops in the last decade that caught many young men of color in a summons net.

Theorists have raised a number of questions about Dzhokhar's involvement in the explosions.

The fabricated scenes of mass violence, grenade explosions, and constant automatic weapon fire should raise a number of questions for viewers.

Already shaken by some of the most hostile questions yet in the inquiry into the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger, William R. Graham hesitated.

Such has been the explosion of the volume of information available that questions are being rightly asked about the wisdom of the extent of accessibility.

While Mr. Cheema described the episode as the first suicide bombing by a woman in the country, the circumstances of the explosion raised some questions.