Sentence examples for burgeoning addiction from inspiring English sources

Wednesday If there is a yin to Dr. Turchev's dark yang, it is Dr. Yelena Letvena, a 30-something former professional skier with a parched wit and a burgeoning addiction to L & M's.

He detailed years of escalating drug and alcohol use under the nose of divorced parents who showed no apparent concern for their son's burgeoning addictions and compulsive behavior.

That and some furniture robberies in Tennessee earned him his first stint in prison, a four-month bid that did little but cement his burgeoning drug addiction.

Produced under the guiding hand of David Davis, the shadow deputy prime minister, it is a telling critique of the government's addiction to centrally-imposed targets and the burgeoning Whitehall bureaucracy required to police them.

Before the end of 1976, Bowie's interest in the burgeoning German music scene, as well as his drug addiction, prompted him to move to West Berlin to clean up and revitalise his career.

The $6-million production was written and directed by Gordon-Levitt, who stars as a New Jersey playboy whose porn addiction gets in the way of his burgeoning relationship with a head-turner (Scarlett Johansson).

As Sam Quinones details in his 2015 book, "Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic," heroin dealers from Mexico fanned out across the U.S. to supply a burgeoning market of people who had been primed by pill addiction.

Over the past several decades, however, a burgeoning body of scientific evidence has indicated that an exogenous substance is less important to addiction than is the disease process that the substance triggers in the brain — a process that disrupts the brain's anatomical structure, chemical messaging system and other mechanisms responsible for governing thoughts and actions.

He is evidently burgeoning.

It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.

Or speak of "our burgeoning terror industry".