Sentence examples for the explosion in the number from inspiring English sources

"A second change is the explosion in the number and nature of financial products.

That's what Nielsen, the ratings folks, discovered, studying the explosion in the number of channels available to the average American (189 today, up from 130 in 2008).

The findings come just days after it emerged that the boss of Paddy Power had lobbied against the explosion in the number of FOBTs.

The explosion in the number of available personal services says a great deal about changing ideas of what we can reasonably expect from whom.

The Economist: Tracking the explosion in the number of American craft distilleries: a decade ago there were 24, and now there are more than 200.

Partly due to the explosion in the number of events that can be gambled on during play, the number of suspicious incidents flagged up by bookmakers has risen sharply in the past three years.

Underpinning the drive across Europe to raise retirement ages is the explosion in the numbers of people living in retirement.

The government's welfare reforms, including benefit sanctions and the bedroom tax, are a central factor in the explosion in the numbers of impoverished people turning to charity food banks, an academic study has said.

This may have provided an environment favourable to the explosion in the numbers of species of foraminiferans, diatoms, and calcareous nannoplankton (single-celled, photosynthetic organisms with shells made up of calcium carbonate plates called coccoliths).

Others said that it is something entirely new, spurred by the explosion in the numbers and forms of competitive entertainment media and in the independent filmmaking sensibility that took root at the Sundance Film Festival in the 1990's and has seeped into mainstream moviemaking.

Even more exciting is the explosion in both the number and quality of paladares, or privately owned restaurants.