Sentence examples for a burgeoning movement from inspiring English sources

One response to this tension has been a burgeoning movement to raise public revenue by regulating growth.

Will such a bold step by its neighbor to the north add momentum to a burgeoning movement here for broad drug legalization?

By Rivka Galchen By Julia Powles By Alan Burdick What a burgeoning movement says about science, solace, and how a theory becomes truth.

Bell talked to his listeners as if he were inaugurating them into a select club of the smart and the righteous, and congregants loved feeling as if they were part of a burgeoning movement.

The Chinese authorities are making life harder for a burgeoning movement of Christian house churches, and blaming the eirenic Dalai Lama for the actions of Tibetan Buddhists who burn themselves to death.

The country's first community-supported fishery, part of a burgeoning movement that tries to do for small-scale local fishermen what community-supported agriculture has done for small-scale farmers.

"Neo-classical" is a vibrant, burgeoning movement of composers, labels, and promoters who are bringing classical tropes to a new audience.

A definite, burgeoning movement.

But while that might sound like one guy's harebrained idea and it is Wigington's harebrained idea has caught on, sparking a small but burgeoning movement of drought truthers who see a dark conspiracy in the dry weather.

This is a very exciting time to be a part of this burgeoning movement.

In a highly controversial move, Beijing said Yau Wandching and Sixtus "Baggio" Leung would not be able to hold office, striking a blow to the burgeoning movement calling for greater autonomy from the mainland.