Sentence examples for that rocketing from inspiring English sources
The worry for the property investor is that rocketing capital values have left rental values struggling to keep up.
In the long term, campaigners fear that rocketing child labour and school dropout rates will create a frustrated, uneducated generation that has little means of playing a productive role in society, in Syria or elsewhere.
Lu reflects upon the enormous impact that rocketing scientific and economic exchange imposes upon China at the dawn of an era that will see dramatically changing relationships among science and technology, the global economy, nature, and society.
The Saudi leaders and their good, old family friend, George Bush have known for ages about the havoc that rocketing oil prices are wreaking on the U.S. economy.
But the BRC blamed the government in part for the slowdown, saying that rocketing business rates and the new national living wage were putting a squeeze on retailers.
The fastest-growing problem, however, is that rocketing costs are making it increasingly hard for employers to pay for the health care that many of them provide for retired staff.
His prepared speech at the 2004 Democratic Convention, the speech that rocketed him to national fame, had a similar quality.
The company reported third-quarter sales that rocketed skyward by more than 90% over the same quarter a year ago.
Missed the video that rocketed Dodson to Internet fame?
One of the elevators that rockets us up has a ceiling made of glass.
I want to ride that rocket".
