Mushroomed in a sentence

After a bunch of crazy action and gut-punches, the timeline jumps 20 years into the future, where humans are living in fear of their mushroomed counterparts.

We figured it would be an obscure hedge fund that had mushroomed into a problem in a dark corner of the market, hiccups with shadow banking operators, or problems in an arcane lending market.

In a matter of months, thousands of marijuana dispensaries mushroomed, selling myriad strains of the plant, pre-rolled joints, and weed-infused gummies.

She said: “It literally just mushroomed.

When Holyfield escaped with a draw from their first fight, which most observers thought Lewis had won comfortably, the furore mushroomed from Madison Square Garden into a US Senate investigation into the state of boxing.

America's outbreak has mushroomed rapidly.

By the time Trump announced the European travel ban Thursday, cases in the region including Italy, Spain and France had mushroomed to more than 17,000.

However, they’ve mushroomed to an expression of broader frustration with his hard-line rule.

Infections “quickly mushroomed into the largest outbreak in a school in Israel, possibly the world,” said the New York Times about what happened at Gymnasia Ha’ivrit high school in Jerusalem.

Life presidencies were declared, one party states imposed, military coups committed, and civil wars ignited as a hostile politics of exclusion and repression mushroomed around the continent.

Overall, the supplier numbers mushroomed around 2015/2017.

Raymond's delusions about certain people and politicians being demons "mushroomed," he explained, extending to more people -- even to the accused's mother.

While sourdough is having a moment, overall baking has mushroomed during the pandemic.

By the end of last year, after further clashes between the Oromo and Gedeo in Oromia's West Guji zone, the IDP population had mushroomed to nearly 2.4 million and remains close to that figure.

During the inspection, villagers told Naik that a number of bungalows, garages, warehouses and laundries had mushroomed in the fields.

Initially it impacted the work environment in manual operations but carried over to white collar working relationships when those jobs mushroomed after World War II.

In the United States, opposition to the war mushroomed after Saudi agents killed the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi last fall.

Just like that, Saskatchewan (sort of) snapped a protracted touchdown-pass drought that had mushroomed to 423 minutes 15 seconds — including regular-season, playoff and exhibition competition.

Resorts and hotels mushroomed along the coast and other tourist hotspots, creating tens of thousands of jobs.

The Hong kong protests started since June 2019, but the protests have mushroomed into a broader backlash against the government amid fears of the growing control of China’s Communist party.