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The group, led by casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson, commissioned a new study showing that the cost of an average politician has soared exponentially over the past decade.
Ramin Rabii, chief executive of the Tehran-based Turquoise Partners Group, which facilitates foreign investment in Iran, said the number of Europeans approaching his firm have soared exponentially.
Every year, the number of drugs on the market that need to be monitored for safety increases and that number has soared exponentially since the FDA was founded.
Any later and the costs of mitigating climate change will soar exponentially because there will then be so much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
But above all, it would turn a regional conflict that is predominantly pitting Muslim against Muslim into a global jihad against "Crusaders", which could see IS's recruitment soar exponentially.
As a result, gun sales have exponentially soared throughout the nation.
Taking into account the drying up of early-20th-century art supplies and the exponentially soaring demand, Sotheby's quoted this week an estimate "in excess of $40 million".
Following the EU referendum, it feels as though our uncertainty is rising exponentially, soaring in inverse relation to property prices, interest rates, sterling's value, the Labour party's effectiveness as Her Majesty's opposition, and (silver lining) Michael Gove's career.
In exchange for Snow's gaining immortality -- which in this era means being on television so much that his post-Bush speaking fees will exponentially soar -- all he has to give up is everything he stands for.
The bank sold derivatives to the companies that would save them a little money if interest rates stayed level, at a cost that would rise exponentially if rates soared, as they did.
