Sentence examples for burgeoning corporations from inspiring English sources
As the economy boomed in the following decades, America's burgeoning corporations needed to furnish their offices with desks and shelving and cubicle walls.
The final choice of European Council president and EU foreign-policy supremo will be made at a special summit dinner on November 19th.Ahead of his state-of-the-nation address, Russia's president, Dmitry Medvedev, received a report highly critical of Russia's burgeoning state corporations.
While increased government spending will help keep the economy from a free fall, Mr. Chang said that any recovery in technology must be led by burgeoning capital spending by corporations on these goods.
Anthem, the second largest healthcare insurer in the nation, recently joined the burgeoning list of mega corporations that have suffered massive data breaches.
The BBC director general, Mark Thompson, has already said there will be cuts to the "current scope" of the corporation's burgeoning online presence.
The problem we wrestle with is none other than a distorted American empire, complete with mega-corporations, security-industrial complexes and a burgeoning military.
Despite this reality, some still complain that unions have too much power; yet if you follow the money you will see that corporations, not unions, are the ones with burgeoning influence having outspent unions 15 to 1 in the last election cycle.
As a result, powerful corporations had exerted control over Earth and the burgeoning space colonies.
They are the ultimate global security shop windows through which states and corporations can advertise their latest high-tech wares to burgeoning global markets while making massive profits.
In buying Delphi, the News Corporation had intended to make it a force in the burgeoning online world.
He is evidently burgeoning.
