Sentence examples for burgeoning hopes from inspiring English sources

The new poems, which Goss calls her Ella Poems, were written to address the emotions of the months she spent in and out of hospital with her daughter and her burgeoning hopes for a new life now.

As print newspapers and magazines faded, so tablets (led by the iPad) meant burgeoning hope – the same pages turning, the same staffing structures, the same reporting remit and revenue routines, but this time on a screen in your briefcase or handbag.

Now 17-28, the Nets are back in 13th place in their 15-team conference, and their once burgeoning playoff hopes are fading speedily.

There was a worry for Leicester late on as Vardy clutched his hamstring while being replaced, and Ranieri will know that the fitness of his England striker is key to his side's burgeoning title hopes.

It was seeing Baker in an old silvery flick, however, that gave the burgeoning performer some hope.

Reef Younis of Clash perceives an emotional context to the album, writing that, "where [Flying Lotus] grieved on Cosmogramma, he believes on Until The Quiet Comes and there's a burgeoning sense of hope and coherence and optimism".

But with traditional shipbuilding in decline, Portsmouth hopes its burgeoning attractions can take up the slack.

The government hopes the burgeoning success of wildcat explorers will pave the way for big multinationals with deep pockets, allowing Sierra Leone to haul itself into the ranks of middle-income countries such as South Africa or Mexico.

Most prefer to head for the burgeoning cities in the hope of getting rich quick.

Some researchers were studying its burgeoning use in the hope of seeing whether such "legal high" chemicals might be quality controlled and supplied under licence with health warnings, reducing dependence on more serious drugs.

If they miss a newly burgeoning market, let's hope they stand ready to buy in with strategic acquisitions.