Sentences with phrase «exploding number»

The allure of profits exploded the number of for - profit institutions looking for a piece of the student loan market.

Just a few years later, the economic meltdown exploded the number of mortgage failures and foreclosures.

And on the subject of public health, it is worth exploding the number one myth of anti-GM lobbyists that the antibiotic resistance genes carried by some GM crops might lead to devastating human epidemics if transferred to bacteria.

For those requiring a handy bluffer's guide to Parliament that provides historical context while exploding a number of myths, A Short History of Parliament (Boydell Press, # 25 paperback), edited by Clyve Jones, is a must.

The allure of profits exploded the number of for - profit institutions...

That year also saw a significant cable television growth spurt, exploding the number of channels needing content.

Given the exploding number of combinations across data sets and content, technology needs to not only be an enabler of an organization's desires, but an advisor to them.

Business struggles to catch up with the exploding number of remote workers.

Besides using an exploding number of tools to work remotely without traveling, you can find the values in not staying local.

Free - market conservatives, such as those who often write for the Wall Street Journal, make the error of saying that all we need to do is cut taxes and deregulate and the growth stimulated by «job creators» will somehow obliterate all our pesky relational issues — those connected with pathological families, the exploding number of single moms, seeming superfluous men, and so forth.

Second, the exploding number of communication delivery systems and the diversification of programming allow individuals to pick and choose only those messages that reinforce already held attitudes and beliefs, thus fragmenting the culture because people literally can not hear or see others.

But the most obvious answer is the exploding number of youngsters who are pursuing the sports.

In 2014, the Westchester County District Attorneys office created an Identity Theft Unit in response to an exploding number of ID theft, credit card fraud and check washing complaints.

«The news is good for female chess players, of whom there are exploding numbers.

The authors found that scientists were six times more likely to perform «repeat» research than studies that created new links between chemicals — a proportion that remained stable over the 25 years studied despite an exploding number of new research opportunities.

Not only does it explode the number of calories you burn, but it helps maintain lean muscle too.

For others, however, this is just another in an exploding number of options.

considering that much of the world's population lives by the coasts and relies directly on the oceans for their nourishment, what better evidence could there be that our exploding numbers are likely in for a rude shock.

Having visited Growing Power in Milwaukee this past summer while my son interned there, I've been sensitized to the exploding number of experiments in food systems designed for a future that is energy efficient, climate constrained, yet healthier, happier, and more prosperous.

Given the exploding number and variety of devices that...

In the process, they explode a number of long - standing decorating truisms.