Sentence examples for A burgeoning interest from inspiring English sources

A burgeoning interest in film led him to write reviews of American and Italian genre films for the local newspaper.

Cell membrane-camouflaged nanoparticles for cancer therapy have received a burgeoning interest over the past years.

I have also begun to explore a burgeoning interest in biomedical ethics.

A smart kid with a burgeoning interest in Marxism, Mullan didn't fit in.

He is also nursing a burgeoning interest in the religious and secular investments in the Voyager Golden Record.

I initially thought I wanted to study something related to math or computer science, but also had a burgeoning interest in the natural world.

Proteins are nature's primary catalysts, and as the unsustainability of the present-day hydrocarbon-based petrochemicals industry becomes ever more apparent, there is a move towards carbohydrate feedstocks and a parallel and burgeoning interest in the use of proteins to catalyse reactions of non-natural as well as of natural chemicals.

It is a wonderful achievement". burgeoning interest in both the study of gender relations and the emotional history of friendship to give us a fresh perspective on a seemingly well-worn topic.

The growth in the Garden Conservancy's program is a reflection of burgeoning interest in gardening in this country.

A scruffy stream ran alongside little paddy fields, but in the Twenties, once Tokyo started to develop at a pace, the landowners built an ocean liner of a lido and sent someone to Wisley to study the plants to make a collection befitting this burgeoning interest in the west.

It's a common recommendation these days (see Rod Dreher's best-selling "The Benedict Option" for a reactionary take, and the burgeoning interest in "co-living" spaces for a more progressive angle), and not an infeasible one.