Sentence examples for a burgeoning asset from inspiring English sources

A mixture of social and financial returns is central to a burgeoning asset class known as "impact investing".

If gold, which behaves more like a currency, is left out of the picture, the sum of commodity-related assets under management has hovered at a little under $220 billion since 2011.Falling commodity prices, thanks both to increased supply and to slower economic growth in emerging markets, have called into question the long-term return that the burgeoning asset class was presumed to offer.

Newer cases of fraud, as uncovered last year at Wells Fargo, have only made younger investors even more dubious about entrusting their burgeoning assets with established players.

This provides them with a way to rejuggle their portfolios, but it does have a downside: the prices that they record for these deals may have nothing to do with the prices that the assets would fetch on an open market.The public side of privateThe desire of investors to shuffle their assets has fed a burgeoning, though still highly secretive, secondary market in private equity.

In the early 1970s, however, many of them developed huge organizations, quite commonly with assets in the millions, and generally with a burgeoning feudal structure, not dissimilar from the very Catholic Church many of them had only recently shunned.

It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.

A burgeoning need for new drugs means a burgeoning market.

A burgeoning economic crisis requires urgent solutions.

It's a burgeoning industry.

Astrobiology is a burgeoning field.

It's a burgeoning service.