Sentence examples for a burgeoning community from inspiring English sources

One recent example of a burgeoning community is a segment of Los Angeles that is becoming known as Silicon Beach.

The paper argues that structural changes, including a growth in the number of knowledge workers, has resulted in a burgeoning community of users able to modify or hack existing products, or develop products that compete with existing suppliers.

There is a burgeoning community of hyper-local reporters, stepping in to fill the gaps in news about neighbourhoods, towns and villages.

The nondescript place, now a designer bachelor's pad, is tucked away on a lane lined by converted 18th-century stables that house a burgeoning community of artists and young families.

We know all about Minecraft's past and present: 70m sales across computers, consoles and mobile devices, and a burgeoning community of players, YouTubers, educators and independent developers doing interesting things with developer Mojang's game.

But despite the signs of a burgeoning community, there have been fights between rival groups and a few months ago a fire wiped out a large area of tents.

Today, Thomas is part of an apparently burgeoning community of die-hard Glitter fans who congregate around a number of Facebook pages.

Politically, younger Cubans have begun to find their voices online, as a small but burgeoning community of Internet bloggers has gained international recognition for its expansion of civil society and advocacy for human rights.

During the Cuba Study Group's exchange program last May, I met Ruben Valladares, a member of the burgeoning community of entrepreneurs in Cuba.

As well as a prolific writer, he is a pivotal figure in the burgeoning community of young British poets; he programmes and hosts the poetry stage at Latitude - the largest poetry event in Europe - and is the poet-in-residence on Radio 4's Saturday Live.

Her name was Bree, she'd been lurking in the burgeoning community for a while.