Sentence examples for set to skyrocket from inspiring English sources

That is significant because, with or without an Aireon contract, uptake of ADS-B is set to skyrocket by the end of the decade.

Arlene Wilkie, the organisation's chief executive, said action was urgent because half a million people a year are diagnosed with a neurological condition and the number of patients with one is set to skyrocket in the next decade.

As geo-political tensions remain, the demand for drones is set to skyrocket in Asia, and that means new players will battle with industry giants for market share.

As the world's most popular sport, soccer (or football as it is called in most of the world) has no shortage of devout fans, and with the World Cup coming up in just over a year, that popularity is set to skyrocket once again.

The legislation is in limbo less than two months before interest rates are set to skyrocket.

Winehouse took home the trophy, but the then 18-year-old Swift's career was set to skyrocket.

Inspired by the presence of the greatest living jazz guitarist and a packed house full of fans and colleagues, Mr. Charlap blasted off like a skyrocket, playing as if the world were set to end at midnight sharp.

But the popularity of the crops has caused the use of the Roundup herbicide to skyrocket, setting up "survival of the fittest" conditions in which the rare weeds that survive the herbicide can flourish.

On Ticketbots.net, a website that claims to have provided brokers with "literally everything you need to skyrocket your business profits" for a decade, the best-selling Ticketmaster bot will set you back a cool $990.

They also don't mean the hometown July 4th celebration where the fire chief and a couple of teenagers attempt to set off a few skyrockets without blowing themselves up.

Premiums will continue to skyrocket.