Sentence examples for burgeoning in from inspiring English sources
In recent years it has been burgeoning in cities.
London's population is burgeoning, in large measure because it receives most international migration.
Hardly more convincing, however, is the regime's talk of national "self-belief" burgeoning in proportion to the external threat.
Exporters from Thailand, for instance, paid dumping duties of 5-10% and still saw their business burgeoning in America.
He, too, singled out local government debt and inflation, both burgeoning in large part because of the last stimulus plan.
He was far more taken with the new, politically charged cinema burgeoning in Poland, Czechoslovakia and Brazil.
Migrants' and expatriates' associations burgeoned in many host countries.
Winslow Township, about 58 square miles, has burgeoned in the last decade.
The academic discipline of comics studies has burgeoned in recent years.
As its support base burgeoned in Syria, its reputation soared across the Sunni world.
The benefits for lawyers have burgeoned in recent years as firms pull out the stops to attract top-notch talent.
