Sentence examples for and the burgeoning from inspiring English sources

And the burgeoning interest raises theological questions too.

Lady Edith and the burgeoning romance (come on, it has to be!) with the Editor.

Population growth and the burgeoning of the world's cities is a reality of modern life.

This in turn has given rise to antibody-based therapeutics, drug repositioning, and the burgeoning field of RNA interference (RNAi).

The recession and the burgeoning deficit meant that everyone had to share the pain was the mantra.

Similarly, Cronin's "great respect" for Young's work and the burgeoning UK fine chocolate market reassured him their partnership had potential.

And the burgeoning marijuana industry is likely to step up its lobbying efforts at the state and local levels.

Geoff Taylor, BPI Chief Executive BPI, said: "The soaring popularity of music streaming and the burgeoning vinyl revival mean that UK music consumption rose again in 2015.

The United States-Singapore FTA will help advance areas such as e-commerce, intellectual property, labour and environmental standards, and the burgeoning services trade.

It is a fascinating look at a particular moment in history, and the burgeoning story of art history in the South Pacific.

Despite these warning signs--and the burgeoning crisis in the streets of cities from coast to coast--rapid rehousing remains the dominant homelessness solution of the day.