Sentence examples for because of burgeoning from inspiring English sources

SunChoice, and the Canadian tomato industry in general, have grown phenomenally since the mid-1990's, almost entirely because of burgeoning demand from the United States.

This is particularly the case when all healthcare systems are under strain because of burgeoning demands and limited resources.

The abundance of burgeoning talent offers reason for hope.

This was an era of burgeoning discovery in astronomy.

Because of the burgeoning threat of the internet of things and shared economies, creating vulnerabilities in business and government, there will be no way to drive towards a solution more effectively than to teach the relevant skills.

But in classic chicken-and-the-egg form, the new courses -- redesigned because of the burgeoning popularity of the new skis -- demanded even more turning precision and that pushed more racers to the new skis.

This is an important issue because of the burgeoning number (>100) 4 of prognostic biomarkers in coronary disease alone, which differ in cost of measurement, and evidence of incremental prognostic value.

There has been a manifold increase in the amount of experimental data because of the burgeoning progress in high-throughput instrumentation and techniques.

But the competition is expected to hot up because of the burgeoning demand for handling vast amounts of data.

Babies may be first inoculated against whooping cough at birth rather than at two months because of a burgeoning epidemic that has claimed the lives of six infants this year.

In the 1990's, the take of horseshoe crabs jumped from the thousands into the millions, because of a burgeoning fishery for whelk (also called conch, or, on the plate in an Italian restaurant, scungili) and eels.