Sentence examples for global explosion from inspiring English sources

There has been a global explosion of affluence, especially in Asia.

The discussion buzzed: is it technology, economics, mass psychology or just the zeitgeist that's caused this global explosion of revolt?

Ibiza, a clubbing mecca for decades, should have been ideally placed to capitalise on the global explosion prompted by the US embrace of EDM (electronic dance music).

After a global explosion in media inventory, magazines are fighting to retain their share – but what more can professional content producers do?

Despite the city's ban on smoking in bars, which went into effect in 2003 and helped spark a global explosion of similar ordinances, there are many places to inhale with varying degrees of furtiveness and legitimacy.

That is because the world of personal computers and computer servers, which Intel dominated partly through a close relationship with Microsoft, now competes with a global explosion of smartphones and tablets, which connect to large data centers.

DURING the second half of the 20th century, the global population explosion was the big demographic bogey.

Ms. Whitman is impatient to move H.P. closer to a global computing explosion that is transforming the industry.

With a global population explosion underway and increasing numbers of people migrating to urban centres, some argue that cities will have to get smarter or face collapse.

Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of France's far-right Front National, has suggested the deadly virus Ebola could solve the global "population explosion" and by extension Europe's "immigration problem".

The consumer society he decried was made flesh in London department stores such as Harrods, where beef from Argentina, sherry from Portugal and other products of the global trade explosion of the 1870s offered unprecedented levels of "commodity fetishism".