Sentence examples for the number skyrocketed from inspiring English sources

In 1994, the number skyrocketed to 88.4 percent.

In 2014, the number skyrocketed to 600.

The number skyrocketed thanks to almost 200,000 donors including Jimmy Fallon, Ellen DeGeneres, Drake and Houston Rockets guard Chris Paul.

Durrant usually has 3-4 penguins in her care for rehabilitation and release, but she says the number skyrocketed to over 30 penguins during the last America's Cup in Auckland, with the yachts and sailboats disrupting the fish, who leave the area.

Sylvia usually has 3-4 penguins in her care for rehabilitation and release, but she says the number skyrocketed to over 30 penguins during the last America's Cup in Auckland, with the yachts and sailboats disrupting the fish, who leave the area.

Surveys showed that many Infosys women dropped out after getting married; the numbers skyrocketed after the birth of their first child and were almost universal after the second.

And when Obama went to this kind of 'let's move away from hard power into the more soft power and more stealthy approach', the numbers skyrocketed". Carofano is right that total deaths from terrorism dipped after 2007, but they rose above those levels only after the beginning of the Syrian civil war, in 2011.

The first few years saw rallies with several hundred participants, but in 2006 the numbers skyrocketed.

While we focus on the deaths, more than 30,000 each year in the United States, if you count those wounded, the numbers skyrocket to epidemic levels.

Almost 74 million youth are counted as unemployed, but when one includes the numbers of those classified as inactive -- not in school and not employed -- the numbers skyrocket to close to 300 million.

Within a week of Andrés's appearance on the island, their numbers skyrocketed to 25,000 meals per day, now including sandwiches and paella.