Sentence examples for unprecedented explosion from inspiring English sources

At the same time, an unprecedented explosion of British Asian culture was taking place, enveloping me and my friends.

Robotic space flight has revealed the Solar System to be a cornucopia of wonders, producing an unprecedented explosion in our understanding of our place in the universe.

London's economic success is rewarded by an unprecedented explosion of cultural activities, with a vitality and diversity which eclipses other European capitals.

Barely three years since he reinvented himself as Skrillex, he is the figurehead for the current unprecedented explosion of electronic dance music – including a high-sugar, hyperactive version of dubstep – into the middle American mainstream.

Britpop had revitalised rock, and an unprecedented explosion in dance music – sparked off by a second consecutive sunny and idyllic Glastonbury – transformed how Britain thought, listened, partied and came down afterwards.

We had an unprecedented explosion of environmental awareness that was rapidly followed by the virtual disappearance of the environment as a political issue when the impact of the early 90s' recession started to bite.

The Mighty Atom came at the dawn of Japan's unprecedented economic explosion, when everything, be it trains, TVs or transistor radios, had to be quicker, better and often smaller too.

The international contractions, far from eliciting prudent austerity, triggered an unprecedented populist explosion throughout the region.

-NASSER HUSSEINI Abu Dhabi, UAE Rethinking population growth You blithely blamed the Philippines' 2.3% population growth for its lack of economic progress ("The Reagan of the Pacific, May 31, p. 25).How then do you explain the phenomenal growth of the U.S. population along with its unprecedented economic explosion?

The fact that the Vatican continues its doctrinaire opposition to widely used and effective forms of contraception means that it is, in effect, cheering on global warming because that is the inevitable result of promoting fertility in the midst of an unprecedented population explosion.

The city is going through an unprecedented real estate explosion: its skyline is constantly rising, property prices increased by 37% last year, and new projects are snatched before they're even publicised.