Sentence examples for generate an explosion from inspiring English sources

The work of the new supply-siders shies away from the old claims that low taxes will generate an explosion of entrepreneurship or extra hours on the job.

It's possible that what these pieces of research prove is how much a sustained period of good funding did to generate an explosion of new work and that the halo effect of that may well continue for some time.

The digitization of the sports industry will generate an explosion of data that can be sliced and diced by fans.

Among the critics was Benedetto De Vivo, a geochemist at the University of Naples, who told Science in 2010 that the drilling might cause seismic activity or generate an explosion if it allowed the high-pressure supercritical fluids expected to exist at depths of about 3 kilometers or more to come into contact with magma inside the caldera.

Bart also remembered that Bob insisted on getting a room with a fireplace, which convinced him that Sideshow Bob was interested in the gas in order to generate an explosion.

The popularity of wearable and mobile devices, including smartphones and smartwatches, has generated an explosion of detailed behavioral data.

It was the product of our working lives that generated an explosion of economic growth, accompanied by a major redistribution of wealth and with it an enlightened social contract.

The terrible story of the homeless Ronald Poppo, whose face was mauled by Rudy Eugene before Florida police shot him dead, has horrified and fascinated media audiences worldwide, and generated an explosion of misinformed and hysterical speculation.

He was eventually foiled by the Ghost Busters who, by crossing the streams in their proton packs, generated an explosion that incinerated the confectionery-based monster and sent Stay Puft marshmallow raining onto the streets below.

Mr. Monkhouse of PEER 1 said the race to lower energy use at data centers had generated an explosion of ideas for cooling servers, including some that appeared far-fetched or impractical like immersing the machines in metal cases surrounded by oil to drain heat away even faster than water.

The recent availability of more detailed price data usually the raw data used to construct the consumer price index (CPI) in a given country—has generated an explosion in the literature of studies on the dynamics of price setting.