Sentence examples for taking off rapidly from inspiring English sources
Rooftop solar infrastructure and pay-as-you-go solar services are taking off rapidly in the poor countries housing those 80% making less than $10 a day.
Money is made.In many other cities taxi apps have taken off rapidly.
"It can take off rapidly," Mosley said of the bacterial infection.
The Hebrew-speaking project took off rapidly in pre-state Palestine, and was adopted zealously by the Zionist pioneers.
Dr Harrison thinks that when the Koro-Aka dictionary is complete, texting in the language will take off rapidly.The most advanced project of the four is in Tuva, in southern Siberia, where Russian is becoming the dominant language.
The International Standard Book Number (ISBN), invented in Britain in 1965, took off rapidly as an international system for classifying books, with 150 agencies (one per country, with two for bilingual Canada) now issuing the codes.
Despite the bad reviews, his career as a director of action movies took off rapidly with Beverly Hills Cop II; Revenge (1990), a Mexico-set crime flick starring Kevin Costner; and Days of Thunder.
Good ideas take off rapidly, or they die".
It wasn't until Web 2.0, around 2007, that Thailand started to see Internet adoption take off rapidly, significantly contributing to the growth of national GDP and e-commerce.
According to a report from Digi-Capital, AR and VR investments are taking off pretty rapidly with nearly $700 million being invested into the space in 2015.
