Sentence examples for mushrooming interest from inspiring English sources

The preparations in this village near Kabul reflect the mushrooming interest in cricket in Afghanistan over the past few years.

Both Lau and Philips believe that the mushrooming interest in online poetry could mark big changes for the genre.

Perhaps they took a loan whose mushrooming interest cannot be repaid from cow-milking and wheat-sheafing.

The Legislature and future governors will be tempted to keep borrowing whenever they can get away with it, and more and more taxpayer money will go to pay the mushrooming interest.

The examination of hospital and non-hospital effects of the implementation of ABF in B.C. is both critical and timely given the high public profile of the "sustainability" of the health care system, the large cost footprint represented by acute care hospitals, and the mushrooming interest in ABF across Canada.

The October 2003 ouster of Davis, a Democrat, was a primal response to the gridlock, partisan warfare, overweening special interests and mushrooming budget deficits that made the state capital a slough of dysfunction.

But how much blame should be placed on the shoulders of the people who bought homes with mortgages they could not afford, or with complicated and confusing repayment schemes that threaten them with sharply higher interest rates and mushrooming monthly payments?

Italy entered into these swaps and options to acquire swaps in response to its mushrooming debt in the 1990s that caused the interest rates on its bonds to hit 10%, an unsustainable rate.

For Aziz Daki, the gallery's co-owner and an art historian, the city's mushrooming art scene is a reflection of the cultural interests of King Mohammed VI, an enthusiastic collector.

Mr. Yang joined the Sands in 2007 as the company worked to protect its interests in Macau, where its gambling revenues were mushrooming, and pressed ahead with plans for a resort in mainland China.

This home builder caters to the mushrooming ranks of the well-to-do who have enough income and assets to laugh off rising interest rates and energy costs.