Sentence examples for stratospheric a from inspiring English sources
Although Adrià stands alone -- "he is stratospheric, a Martian," says his acolyte, the Madrid restaurateur Sergi Arola -- he also rides the crest of a wave.
The initial numbers the councilors considered as they began to strategize seemed stratospheric: a living wage that began at $10 or $12 or even $14.50 an hour.
In Singapore, non-marriage rates among female university graduates are stratospheric: a third of 30-34-year-old 30-34-year-old 30-34-year-old 30-34-year-oldtion also makes possible the other main trend changing marriage: female employment.
Where the Happy Mondays were pretty visibly taking ecstasy most of time, EDM superstars will stand stratospheric, a huge distance away from their screaming crowds, watching them gurn from massive stage, before completing the set and leaving the stage.
The vast majority of illegal ivory — experts say as much as 70 percent — is flowing to China, where a booming middle class has pushed its price to a stratospheric $1,000 a pound on the streets of Beijing….
Five decades before Felix Baumgartner and Alan Eustace broke records for the highest freefall, Nick Piantanida made three attempts at a stratospheric jump from a capsule beneath a helium-filled balloon.
To realize a super pressure stratospheric balloon, a lot of efforts have been made for the development of extremely strong but light films.
The company's price/earnings ratio stands at a lofty 122, which is expected for an Internet company but stratospheric for a computer maker.
This paper deals with extensions of this design concept for other large pressurized membrane structures, such as a stratospheric airship and a balloon of which volume is controllable.
The MEAP (Mars Environment Analogue Platform) mission was to fly a stratospheric balloon on a semicircular trajectory around the North Pole in summer 2008.
The soprano part is wildly skittish and sits mostly in a stratospheric range: for a composer who values words so much, Mr. Del Tredici often sets them in a way that makes it impossible to sing them clearly.
