Sentence examples similar to snowballing development from inspiring English sources

From those small beginnings, the charity's development snowballed.

The communication, if authentic, could be an explosive development in the snowballing multi-district litigation that now comprises more than 60 plaintiffs from around the United States accusing Monsanto of covering up evidence that Roundup herbicide could cause cancer.

The clinician that initiated the service development was interviewed and snowballing was then used to identify other key individuals involved in service delivery.

It is striking, however, that it becomes law as the prime minister faces growing pressure and planned protests over the multi-billion-dollar 1MDB development fund scandal, which has snowballed since emerging a year ago.

In the run-up to the 2008 summer Olympics, Beijing experienced an unprecedented amount of construction and urban development, beyond anything seen during the previous decade of economic snowballing.

He welcomed the fact that the prime minister had heeded his call to extend the parliamentary session at least 24 hours beyond scheduled recess, and insisted that MPs should be allowed a "proper debate" on Wednesday about developments that have snowballed in the past week and to ensure Cameron addressed "the many unanswered questions that he faces".

It just started snowballing".

"Basically it's snowballing.

"The program is snowballing.

Things are just snowballing".

He goes on, "The thing just kept snowballing and snowballing.