Sentence examples for exponential leap from inspiring English sources

"It's been an exponential leap in capabilities and productivity".

The first exponential leap in political comedy came with Sarah Palin's run for the Vice-Presidency.

"In many ways it's an exponential leap for us," Mr. Stern said.

Today, studies can include thousands or hundreds of thousands of workers, an exponential leap ahead.

The reason for this exponential leap in political spending, if you talk to most Democrats or read most news reports, comes down to two words: Citizens United.

The presence of such talented, inventive and intelligent actors as Robert Downey, Val Kilmer (as detective Gay Perry) and Michelle Monaghan marked an exponential leap in quality and wit over the scripts that had been realized by other directors.

He made exponential leaps.

The exponential leaps technology has afforded us, which form a taut line running through the pages of this elegant book, serve — among other, better, optimistic, more noble things — to perplex us.

With a degree in design and merchandising from Drexel University, a résumé that includes running a craft showcase at Westfarms Mall, and a knack for adding a tassel here, a strip of trim there for the coveted "Oh!" from a customer, she has grown her little company in exponential leaps.

I don't see us making exponential leaps in graphics or realism.

Because in this era of ongoing exponential leaps and growths in data collection, which is also an era of revolutionary, transformative AI advancement, it's probably only a matter of time before electorates can be subtly manipulated wholesale.