Sentence examples for burgeoning big from inspiring English sources

STUFF JAMES JOYCE SAYS: Just in time for Bloomsday, Apple has been polishing its burgeoning Big Brother reputation by censoring "Ulysses".

This is too bad since the smartcard can solve a lot of problems, especially the burgeoning big business of identity theft.

Chicago was a burgeoning big city when it suffered the devastating setback of the Great Chicago Fire in 1871.

We have just published an article exploring what appears to be a burgeoning trend among big businesses: helping small businesses — with loans, mentoring, new opportunities and sometimes a combination of all three.

Some burgeoning markets are big enough that you can ride them to riches simply by jumping in quickly and executing well.

Instead of simply talking about the value of the webinar series to other researchers, Esarey added two paragraphs that explained how the information, archived and publicly available, might also attract people into the burgeoning field of "big data," which labor analysts say is looking for workers.

Junction and Slush embody the burgeoning startup and big business symbiosis I witnessed in Helsinki's entrepreneurial ecosystem on a recent visit.

A girl is good and, because of the burgeoning programs at bigger schools due to Title IX, she can get a scholarship elsewhere.

They all have big and burgeoning restructuring arms, which could soon be jostling for distressed assets.

It's difficult to know just how big the burgeoning movement is.

But when "You Had to Be There" made its debut in early 2011, Glaser and Schaefer's burgeoning relationship became a big part of the draw.