Sentence examples for was poised to explode from inspiring English sources

"He was poised to explode here in this country over the next couple of years, and obviously this will accelerate that process," she said.

By 2004, an executive from Silicon Valley Bank was quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle after leading a contingent of VCs back to the Holy Land saying Israel was poised to explode again.

Moreover, their numbers are poised to explode.

America's budget is poised to explode with deficits thanks to over-generous pensions and health benefits.

"I think the market for consumer robotics is poised to explode," said Mr. Schlesinger, a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts.

Given feedback like this, Tetrick is optimistic that retail and institutional sales of Power Gari are poised to explode.

While there are no firm numbers on new programs, she said, "this area is poised to explode because of expanding needs for health prevention and services".

The view from some industry analysts tonight was that sales of iPad-like devices are poised to explode, after years when tablet computers have barely sold.

Inmate labor, said Gordon Lafer, a political science professor at the University of Oregon, "is a decent-sized problem that is poised to explode".

"Our analysis suggests that the used smartphone market is poised to explode – we estimate that the market will grow from 53m to 257m units over the next five years," Sacconaghi wrote.

The Arkema Inc plant in Crosby, a small town outside of Houston, is poised to explode, a spokeswoman has said, though the timing and the extent of the danger are not yet clear.