Sentence examples for burgeoning discontent from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the UK's only partner in crime is the US, which must lead one to question how successful the Anglo-Saxon economic model can ever be at tackling entrenched inequality and burgeoning discontent.
Mr. Putin can point to joining the W.T.O. as a sign that Russia is taking a bigger role on the global stage, even as his government confronts signs of burgeoning political discontent in the country's large cities.
17 These incidents are only indicative of rising expectations, burgeoning patient discontent with services and dissatisfaction towards the way in which matters are resolved.
After three decades of unbridled economic growth and mounting ecological problems, China and its new leadership face a key challenge: cleaning up the dirty air, polluted water, and tainted food supplies that are fueling widespread discontent among the country's burgeoning middle class.
He is evidently burgeoning.
It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.
Or speak of "our burgeoning terror industry".
Burgeoning imports, for one.
There was burgeoning environmentalism.
We give expression to burgeoning sentiment.
