Sentence examples for may be exploding from inspiring English sources

Been There, Done That, Learned Some Lessons Mathematical biology may be exploding, but it's hardly a new kid on the block.

So while Android may be exploding in those emerging markets in terms of usage, that isn't necessarily leading to big monetary gains for developers targeting those regions just yet.

Here in 2012 our heads may all be exploding — or icing over — with doubt, confusion, free-floating anxiety, but hey: it's not the end of the world.

To be sure, there is a lot of competition brewing in the insurance policy comparison space — even if it may not be exploding in car or property insurance quite yet.

The bombs may no longer be exploding, but the city still wears its scars -- rubble-strewn streets, abandoned apartment houses, burned-out office towers.

(The splintering aspect of Hadid's early work, in which landscapes and buildings seem to be exploding from within, may have something to do with the fact that she became an exile from the cities she knew best as a child and a young woman).

That summer 40 years ago, the 1960s may have been exploding all around me, but I was not yet ready for the '60s and would not get to the '60s until the early '70s.

The thesaurus terms will be exploded to capture narrower terms.

Their revenues are exploding — they may surpass $500 million this year.

So I think the challenge is that people who listen to the media or only pay passing attention, they may think the ACA's been repealed, they may think ― if they listen to the words of the president ― that it's exploding, or they may believe that there aren't very many options available.

Genre fiction is exploding.