Meteoric used in a sentence

Meteoric in a sentence as an adjective

One charismatic person can make for a meteoric rise of a company or he can destroy everything.

When talking about bands going on a meteoric rise, being pushed by their record labels, you're talking about bands going into debt to the record label.

"The meteoric rise and slow but steady deflation in the BTC price you see now has all the properties of a classic, media-fueled bubble.

Facebook has had a meteoric rise, and many people are waiting for their inevitable meteoric fall, and wondering who'll be next.

People seem to love talking about shorting Bitcoin, and a crash wouldn't surprise me all, but given Bitcoin's meteoric rise recently you'd have to be insane to actually do it.

I'd argue that Bitcoin owns it's meteoric rise to SilkRoad and ***** in general.\nMany people 'got into' bitcoin in order to be able to purchase stuff on SilkRoad or similar.

Apple has a huge install base, but it's not Apple's game anymore - Android has more than 3x Apple's marketshare, and is on a meteoric rise in contrast to iOS's slow marketshare decline.

I'll say it again...People seem to love talking about shorting Bitcoin, and a crash wouldn't surprise me all, but given Bitcoin's meteoric rise recently you'd have to be insane to actually do it.

With the meteoric rise in price appreciation, I can't imagine the IRS at some point not requiring that the largest companies directly report users' income or capital gains to them.

He gets a little lost in the weeds, but I think the real points are:- "dear tech news sites: you are terrible reporters"- "dear tech news site readers: you guys lap this stuff up, so we only have ourselves to blame"witness, for instance, the meteoric rise of this post on HN's front page.