Sentence examples for burgeoning effects from inspiring English sources

The Vezo represent a fraction of the millions struggling to survive in coastal regions that are further threatened by the burgeoning effects of climate change.

Today, Stackshare is starting to feel more like a full-fledged marketplace, thanks in part to the burgeoning network effects it's beginning to enjoy.

VFX master Charles Howell of Gravity fame recently remarked how excited he was by the burgeoning visual effects industry and the huge potential it offered for immersive cinema.

MIT economist has co-authored a new survey on the burgeoning research about the effects of the changing climate.

MIT economist Ben Olken has co-authored a new survey on the burgeoning research about the effects of the changing climate.

As all of SB 1070's effects were burgeoning across the country, mutating and manifesting themselves under the guise of law, I said one thing to myself in suburban Birmingham, Ala.

Despite burgeoning interest in the effects of diet on both hormones and breast cancer, the only established link is with obesity.

From benefits to bricks Another side-effect of burgeoning housing costs has been the massive growth of the housing benefit bill.

He ascribes that initial pulse of extinction to a synergistic effect of burgeoning humanity and natural global warming after the Ice Age.

What is always overlooked and ignored, is the opinion of the majority of the population; I cannot speak for the majority but I suspect that like I am, the majority are alarmed at the effect the burgeoning population is having on our institutions, public services, on crime rates and on national security.

However, John Deere's reluctance to offer the diagnostic, repair, and modification software some of its more vocal customers are demanding is having an unintended effect – a burgeoning grey market of unlicensed alternative software and associated diagnostic equipment, much of it from Ukraine.