Sentence examples for both burgeoning from inspiring English sources

He, too, singled out local government debt and inflation, both burgeoning in large part because of the last stimulus plan.

Entering its third year, McBriar's venture has far surpassed her initial plans to showcase both burgeoning and established talent from Northern Ireland, with the festival going from strength the strength in a short span of time.

For that reason, this issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases is devoted to antimicrobial resistance and highlights both burgeoning and neglected areas.

The restaurant was an elegantly casual Italian trattoria that managed to charm both a burgeoning population of young brownstoners with jobs in Manhattan and the neighborhood's old guard of professional-class Brooklynites.

But CRV general partner George Zachary would argue that CRV's timing is pretty good, given both the burgeoning opportunity and the potential outcomes.

It was a strategy sim that foreshadowed both the burgeoning VHS industry and the rise of the corporate yuppie.

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And in London and some other cities, specialist beer bars are opening to satisfy the growing band of youngish beer connoisseurs interested both in the burgeoning British brewing scene and in trying unusual brews from around the world.The Euston Tap, open for around a year, is typical.

Among the best prospects are companies that can sell into both China's burgeoning mobile phone market as well the recovering global market.

Two examples of the burgeoning event cinema category both went out at the weekend, achieving very similar box office.

BioNLP, or the application of natural processing to biomedical texts, primarily for purposes of text mining, has been a burgeoning area of research both within the computational linguistics community and within bioinformatics and computational biology.