Sentence examples similar to a burgeoning ambition from inspiring English sources

The consensus is that gold would be huge for the American game as a whole, which now has a nascent professional league, Pro Rugby, and, under the former All Blacks coach John Mitchell, burgeoning ambition in 15-a-side internationals.

The Coliseum, completed in 1923 when Warren G. Harding was in the White House, was heralded as a symbol of a burgeoning metropolis' ambitions to play on the global stage.

The evolution of the art collective into a burgeoning corporate enterprise with national ambitions is mirrored in a general commodification of their kind of pop installation art aesthetic into pop-up shops and experiential entertainment.

In China, the new government under President Xi Jinping has promised to rein in pollution as part of its effort to assuage the quality of life ambitions of a burgeoning middle class.

The Chiefs showed plenty of ambition but with a burgeoning penalty count and their line-out in meltdown they faced an uphill battle.

But injuries and a burgeoning broadcast journalism career altered those ambitions and her competitive tennis career fizzled after college graduation, and with it came the sudden ending of a chapter that Siripipat started as a precocious 7-year-old in Mexico, Mo.

Achieving this is a challenge in itself, but doing so while feeding a burgeoning population is an order of magnitude greater in complexity and ambition.

A burgeoning literature of regulatory and practitioner texts is indicative of the apparent diversity of ambitions, objectives and techniques that constitute the ERM agenda.

It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.

A burgeoning need for new drugs means a burgeoning market.

A burgeoning economic crisis requires urgent solutions.