Sentence examples for which have exploded from inspiring English sources

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

If these skills are so valuable and in such short supply, salaries should at least keep pace with the tech companies' profits, which have exploded.

Conservationists said those restrictions are especially important to combat illegal poaching and trafficking in ivory, which have exploded in recent years.

Among the critical issues on which the guild will be seeking concessions are DVD sales, which have exploded into a multibillion-dollar business.

Homes, designer shops and government offices have fallen victim to bedbug infestations, which have exploded from 500 cases in New York during 2004 to 10,000 last year.

With the bravado of military commandos, city officials on Wednesday declared war on bedbugs (see battle plan, also below), known in scientific parlance as Cimex lectularius, which have exploded in number in New York and major cities across the world over the past several decades.

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

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.

Theresa also cites the neighborhood around the Navy Yard, which has exploded with growth over the past decade.

With Glixel, Wenner Media is trying to capitalize on the lucrative gaming market, which has exploded in recent years.