to skyrocket

Through the first week in June, as cases began to skyrocket in Australia, WHO continued to put off the final call.

Concern that the two nations could default on their debt caused yields to skyrocket last week as investment funds stepped out of the market.

Tight old-crop supplies mixed with increased processor demand and with uncertainty of the new soybean crop to cause premiums to skyrocket.

That is particularly so for some fast-growing countries whose populations are projected to skyrocket over the next century.

So if the booming gold price says anything important about the future, it isn't simply proof that inflation is about to skyrocket.

Conversely, in Europe, investors are hesitant to buy the debt of the peripheral nations of the eurozone, forcing bond yields to skyrocket.

High-energy prices are causing trans-Pacific transportation costs to skyrocket.

The momentum from the orbit was converted to heat, causing the new merged star to skyrocket in temperature.

Wars and natural disasters are both the reasons for the mortality rate to skyrocket.

Wealth was about to skyrocket after a 16-year bear market in stocks, and household balance sheets were cleaner.

because your rent's about to skyrocket.

Liquidity surplus caused the stock market to skyrocket.

You would expect rape to skyrocket. There are more guys watching more porn more often.

Sales would have to skyrocket in the remaining months of the year just to meet last year's numbers.

Meanwhile, the price of basics such as food and health care continue to skyrocket.

This is a LADDER for those masters' to skyrocket their asset.

(By this silly standard, the number of children growing up with a gay parent is about to skyrocket. )