Sentence examples for any burgeoning from inspiring English sources

Like any burgeoning star, Uggie is now going on a major victory lap, Movieline reports.

Zinczenko pointed out that men did not seem troubled by any burgeoning of women's power.

For a beleaguered P.R. agent, the first line of defense in any burgeoning scandal is, inevitably, There is no story here.

Chamber music needs similar dedication, and as in any burgeoning relationship, new musical partners need time to discover each other's quirks.

Here are their tips to any burgeoning app stars… 1. Buy a Mac You'll need one with an Intel-based processor, running the Leopard version of MacOS X.

But for now the parkour practitioners have the same ambition as any burgeoning artist or schoolyard hoops star: to support themselves from their chosen art.

The picture in Figure 3 would be similar for any setting with a burgeoning youth population like Rwanda and practically every other country in sub-Saharan Africa.

The impact of any new regulation on a burgeoning industry could be chilling or make room for new brands, jobs and technological breakthroughs, of course.

"Camp portrayed football, more than any other burgeoning sports, as providing the forced discipline, sense of danger, and physical hardening white college men needed to retain power in the modern age," Des Jardins writes.

Whitefield was as media savvy as any television evangelist, "tapping into a burgeoning network of newspapers that had sprung up in the colonies".

A European diplomat at the meeting of foreign ministers yesterday said that at Thursday's meeting health ministers would evaluate the situation and try to avoid any sense of panic amid a burgeoning public health emergency.