Sentence examples for it will balloon from inspiring English sources

In May, it will balloon to 30, before a new commission of one per country takes over.

Gartner Group, a Stamford, Conn.-based technology research firm, says there are 300 market makers now, jumping to 10,000 by the end of the year, and predicts that it will balloon to 100,000 by 2001.

MyGengo and their new investor are looking at a large market: The language service market as a whole is worth over $14 billion dollars already (MyGengo estimates web-based translations are worth around $3 billion), with some sources predicting it will balloon to $25 billions by 2013.

By 2040 it will balloon to $4.7 trillion.

Subject to repeated delays, it has been predicted that its costs will balloon to almost £16bn over the course of its lifetime.

Royal Mail said the cost of its pension scheme will balloon from £400m to £900m a year unless it cuts the scheme.

It also predicts that sales will balloon nearly 300% this year, to $225 million.

It is now considered a given that these debts will balloon even more in the near future, if the problem of financing the state is not solved.

The United Nations population division projects that world population will balloon to 9.3 billion within the next 50 years.But have the experts got it wrong again?

Pension liabilities will balloon.

But whether volumes will balloon or shrink is anybody's guess.