Sentence examples for are burgeoning in from inspiring English sources

Explore all the new ideas that are burgeoning in the transportation world — congestion pricing, smart highways, rescue plans for shrinking Midwestern cities, new rail and airplane technologies.

The 'foyer' developments that are burgeoning in our inner cities - purpose-built to provide accommodation, guidance and training for the young and homeless in comfortable and welcoming surroundings - are prime examples of the contribution that housing charities and their architects can make.

In recent years it has been burgeoning in cities.

London's population is burgeoning, in large measure because it receives most international migration.

Printmaking was burgeoning in the sixties, responding to a soaring market and to an aesthetic sizzle provided by Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, and other innovative artists.

Indeed it is burgeoning in some of the Pacific countries that recognise Taiwan (and thus have no diplomatic links with China).

Diageo paid £250m for a controlling 40% stake in Shui Jing Fang in 2012 when sales of luxury goods were burgeoning in China.

Kerouac's book is famously influenced by the free-flow style and energy of the jazz scene that was burgeoning in the clubs of Harlem in the late 1940s.

But what is more important is that resistance factors forming O104's new protections have been burgeoning in Europe for at least a decade.

Perhaps the movie, set in the early 1960s, just as sexual freedom was burgeoning in England, inspired the big hair that seems to be a new thing on the current runways.

Even before the Levellers, the free festival movement was burgeoning in Britain, the massed ranks of travellers who had been gathering at events around the country since the early 70s bolstered by an influx of ravers.