Sentence examples for been burgeoning from inspiring English sources

"But Lower Manhattan has been burgeoning.

In recent years it has been burgeoning in cities.

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

Investors are unwittingly "underwriting this transfer to trading profits on Wall Street," it says.One reason why regulators have taken their time in grappling with the problem is that it remains hard to be sure why the fail count has been burgeoning and what the precise consequences might be.

The only real restrictions imposed on private schools were that they must run their admissions on a first-come-first-served basis and promise not to charge top-up fees (most American voucher schemes impose similar conditions).The result has been burgeoning variety and a breakneck expansion of the private sector.

Of course, there will still be walking as a leisure activity, and indeed it's been burgeoning throughout our own era: you now cannot set foot in an area nominated as being of "outstanding natural beauty" without finding a lot of other people standing out there already.

There was burgeoning environmentalism.

The dialysis business is burgeoning.

Theater is everywhere, and film is burgeoning.

"Personal tracking is burgeoning," said Kelly Gay, Omnilink's chief executive.

I think that Chinatown is burgeoning into NoLIta.