Sentence examples for a burgeoning taste from inspiring English sources

If the wine companies have anything to do with it, a good number more of us, as they try to convert a burgeoning taste for moscato – the often fizzy Piedmont drop beloved of Kanye West among others – into a broader trend for off-dry wines.

And perhaps this is the moment for another national home gardening movement, a time when the burgeoning taste for local food converges with the desire to cut costs and take new control over our battered economic lives.

The pension fight comes amid a burgeoning state budget crisis.

Factor into this a burgeoning gourmet scene and taste for late-night partying.

There's a burgeoning wine industry with tasting rooms, several craft breweries and some great restaurants (try Goldy's for breakfast).

So on any given day, marketing agents holding clipboards can be seen interviewing Shibuya girls, hoping to understand their fickle tastes or spot a burgeoning trend.

The capital, Tbilisi, is on a roll, with several new five-, four- and three- star hotels (the key one being a brand new Design Hotels property called Rooms), revamped restaurants and a burgeoning hip wine bar revolution with the likes of Bottle Shock and Vino Underground tasting room showcasing Georgia's famous viticulture.

Her subject matter, again, tends to be challenging with a capital C – my lucky dip revealed a burgeoning relationship between girl (14) and married male art teacher, a dysfunctional, masochistic mum with a taste for liquor, and a good dose of homophobia and heartbreak.

It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.

A burgeoning economic crisis requires urgent solutions.

A burgeoning need for new drugs means a burgeoning market.