Sentence examples for explosive period from inspiring English sources
"And we're going through an explosive period in our evolution".
It was an explosive period in the history of the epidemic, and Joseph argued, essentially, that there was no more time to dawdle.
Now Dr. Karp, assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of California, Los Angeles, has turned his attention to the toddler years, that explosive period of development when children learn language, motor skills and problem solving, among other things.
Though inspired by events from Lebanon's explosive period, "Riding on a Cloud," like many of Mroué's earlier performances — which usually take the form of a kind of lecture — ends up being a reflection on a number of issues.
Mr. Bush's idea comes at a time when Kosovo, which is run by the United Nations but patrolled by NATO-led troops, is facing a difficult and even explosive period with the fall from power of the Yugoslav president, Slobodan Milosevic.
Despite all of his business experience – as a dealmaker, finance director of British Steel aged 37 and an explosive period as finance director at Lloyds before joining Sainsbury's – Hampton has never been a chief executive, the key job in any organisation.
Many insect types, traces of which have not yet been discovered, must have been produced during the explosive periods of evolution in Carboniferous and Permian times.
During explosive periods, consumers rely more on past inflation in forming inflation expectations as compared to non-explosive periods.
The importance of considering explosive periods in forming inflation expectations is also observed when CPI measures are considered.
"Jason has done a tremendous job of helping lead Groupon through one of the most explosive periods of growth any company has ever experienced," said CEO Eric Lefkofsky in a statement.
As the smartphone-user population climbed over one billion this week, adoption of such wireless devices in the industrial environment is inching ever-closer to its own explosive growth period.
