Sentence examples for which has exploded from inspiring English sources

Surely you've seen the marketing, which has exploded in recent months on TV and online.

For one thing, there are always steakhouses, the number of which has exploded in the past few years.

The regulations, "do not address this vehicle population, a population which has exploded in the past 10 years," he said.

Obesity "is presented as a crisis and it's presented as this horrible problem which has exploded onto the scene," one expert said.

The number of illegal immigrants from the Middle East is a fraction of the overall underground population, which has exploded in the last 10 years.

The announcements are resurrecting concerns that further failures and cutbacks are inevitable in the online entertainment sector, which has exploded since 1999.

And then there's the idea of taxing financial transactions, which have exploded in recent decades.

While we were away, the plumber replaced the water pump, which had exploded.

There he was in charge of privatisation and managing the public debt, which had exploded in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

He was eyeing the suitcase I had just brought back from a reporting trip, the motley contents of which had exploded all over our bedroom floor.

Returning to Los Alamos, he joined the hunt for a technical edge over the Soviet Union, which had exploded its own atomic bomb in 1949, surprising the West.