Sentence examples for burgeoning expectation from inspiring English sources

For the second time in four nights Hannah Miley stood on top of a podium in the venue for July's Olympics and, after she produced the fastest swim of the year in the 200 metres individual medley, it only added weight to the burgeoning expectation that the 22-year-old Scot will be back there come Games time.

In some ways they were responsible for them; he has said that he found it hard, growing up, to cope with the burgeoning expectations.

Within the context of the ever-burgeoning expectation that medical research becomes translational, that is, that it informs 'real' practice in 'real' medical settings (clinics, hospitals and other facilities), the search for 'practices' that 'work' is serious.

17 These incidents are only indicative of rising expectations, burgeoning patient discontent with services and dissatisfaction towards the way in which matters are resolved.

Since the turn of the year, five countries -- Japan, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, and Greece -- have had their formerly top-notch credit ratings cut by S&P, Moody's, or Fitch amid expectations that faltering economic growth, burgeoning public spending, and an increasing reliance on borrowed money has undermined these countries' financial prospects.

Thought leaders in a burgeoning space can be blown up with grand expectations that can embellish the truth that lies underneath the surface.

A significant number of his counterparts, however, expect a robust market next year, based largely on expectations for solid corporate earnings and a burgeoning economic recovery.

A burgeoning body of scholarship on the topic displays high expectations for such tools to increase the efficiency of pandemic response.

Still in the exploratory phase, there is the expectation of major advances in BoNT neuroprotective strategies and burgeoning utility of engineered BoNTs as therapeutics.

Contrary to expectations, state collapse in Somalia has triggered a burgeoning of private health training institutions created in response to market demands, though no schools of pharmacy.

"This burgeoning delay," he might say, as well as the more expected "burgeoning friendship".