Sentence examples for burgeoning at from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, action to curb emissions is burgeoning at the local and state level, where mayors and governors, less beholden to the fossil-fuel lobby, are responding to public concern with leadership and foresight.

The business of digital imaging is burgeoning at a rapid pace.

With the SELIC at 13.25%, it is easy to understand why Brazil's internal debt burden is burgeoning at over USD 1.4 trillion (R$4.1 trillion).

In the period after 1950, ethnomusicology burgeoned at academic institutions.

The nouvelle cuisine movement burgeoned at the end of the hopeful 60's, nurtured by a belief that honest cooking -- mindful of culinary tradition, natural products and individual creativity -- could make a better world.

Much of the Indians' art was made for the tourist trade, which burgeoned at the end of the 19th century, and was acquired by the museum in the early years of the 20th; they represent the tip of the iceberg of its immense Native American holdings.

"The field of chemical biology is burgeoning because at its heart, at the heart of certainly cell biology, is an understanding at the molecular level of what's going on and that's chemistry essentially.

HP and MSI were the first big names in the door and Alienware followed suit (or backpack, rather) a few months later as it showed of its own take on the burgeoning movement at E3 – in prototype form, at least.

Napa: Newly burgeoning city at the county's southern end.

It crippled Squier's burgeoning career at a stroke.

Michele Campagnaro has a burgeoning reputation at centre and Tommaso Allan is growing into the No10 jersey.