Sentence examples for always burgeoning from inspiring English sources

However unhappy some of its events, "it always seems to be April or May", and the countryside always burgeoning.

While the opportunities to spend your hard-mined crypto-cash on Silk Road and other online Black Markets are always burgeoning, there are a litany of other (legal) commodities your bit-billfold may be better suited towards.

Manufacturing coolness for white consumption through the use of black memes is a burgeoning industry, it always has been.

In a world of declining resources and burgeoning population, it's always a temptation to think of creating a pristine environment, a space colony or simply the Earth-bound Biosphere 2, which by its very nature must exclude the majority of humanity not to mention its M.D.R. bacteria in favor of preserving the few.

Since we have a burgeoning film industry it will always remain a huge attraction.

Whenever the question is asked just why the Confederation of African Football decided to grant the 2010 Cup of Nations to Angola, the answer always comes back that it is a burgeoning country that deserves a chance to rehabilitate itself after 27 years of civil war.

It's why I have this burgeoning frown line, why my eyes are always rolling and why I can't always just brush off a sexist comment; it's why I'm a feminist killjoy.

Although the country is frequently depicted in the international media as a failed state, and India, its neighbor and rival, as a burgeoning superpower, the distinction is not always so clear on the ground.

But a new study suggests that's not always true, adding an unexpected wrinkle to this burgeoning field of research.

As a reader, not only do I prefer to ignore the current trends in publishing and actively seek out new literature from the many burgeoning independents that have appeared over the years, I always try to keep an eye on what's happing in academia, too.

Despite these concerns, the impact factor is a yardstick of a journal and an indication of quality of the review process; this is vitally important given the burgeoning number of open access journals, which do not always have the same pedigree of peer review.