Sentence examples for burgeoning achievements from inspiring English sources

Despite these burgeoning achievements, facile preparation of composite and multifunctional carbon nanostructures remains a great challenge, and it is highly desirable to further develop and adequately utilize their unique nanostructure and remarkable physiochemical properties in extending their use in demanding biomedical applications.

Yesterday the 16-year-old schoolgirl added another global title to her burgeoning list of achievements.

"The tapes show us the highs and lows of the Nixon White House, the achievements and a burgeoning sense of despair," he said.

PARIS — At the time, it was the best achievement of his burgeoning career.

In fact, what made Tyndale's achievement possible was the burgeoning of international trade in goods, ideas and technology, as a counterweight to national tyranny.How so?

WHO director general Dr Margaret Chan said: "These tremendous achievements are the result of improved tools, increased political commitment, the burgeoning of regional initiatives, and a major increase in international and domestic financing".

Subjacent to this goal is the need to recognize that the achievement of public health goals, as expressed in the Millennium Development Goals and reflected in discussions on the burgeoning post-2015 development agenda, are dependent on our ability to maintain and sustain healthy ecosystems.

He is evidently burgeoning.

Then there's the burgeoning concept of gamification, in which websites, smartphone apps and location-based services such as Four Square and Gowalla are being designed to resemble games, with high scores and achievement points, to keep customers entertained.

It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.

Or speak of "our burgeoning terror industry".