Sentence examples for will have ballooned from inspiring English sources

Debt-to-GDP ratios in the G7 will have ballooned to more than 400%.Merely to state these numbers is to grasp why policies will have to change.

In the following few years, those figures will have ballooned even more, before sagging in 2001-02.The really damaging perception is that many of these mega-incomes have been gained through the abuse of powerDoes this matter?

At the rate we're munching through burgers, the amount of land used in the race to provide us with enough medium-rare-rump will have ballooned by 42 per cent by 2050 causing massive further deforestation, pollution, and loss of species.

By 2016 it forecasts that number will have ballooned to 892 million.

"Add this further £22m CAPEX [capital expenditure] and our investment in Cardiff City will have ballooned to £97.8m.

In theory, by the time term policyholders reach their 50s and 60s, they'll no longer need their policies because their investment portfolios will have ballooned to such a massive size that they will be wealthy enough to self-insure in the event of their death.

One result is that the government's unfunded pension liabilities have ballooned and will become a potentially unaffordable bill for our children and grandchildren as well as ourselves.

One day they looked in the mirror, they'll say, and the mass seemed to have ballooned overnight.

Its costs have ballooned.

Today, the choices have ballooned.

Liability insurance premiums have ballooned.