Sentence examples for burgeoning international from inspiring English sources

Its success presents India as a frugal supplier in the burgeoning international space industry.

Ana Maria Martinez, a young soprano with a burgeoning international career, makes her company debut as Micaëla.

U.S. News has added rankings of graduate programs, law schools, business schools, medical schools, and hospitals — and Morse has become the dean of a burgeoning international rankings industry.

After stints as district manager for the Chicago region, and zone manager for the Northeast, he took on the burgeoning international division in 1987.

The rights to the burgeoning international sevens circuit, however, are also included and coverage will start in November with the World Sevens Series in Dubai.

U.S. News has added rankings of graduate programs, law schools, business schools, medical schools, and hospitals and Morse has become the dean of a burgeoning international rankings industry.

In fact, what made Tyndale's achievement possible was the burgeoning of international trade in goods, ideas and technology, as a counterweight to national tyranny.How so?

Another Qatari steeplechaser, Khamis Abdullah Saifeldin, originally from Sudan, but clearly a patriot already, says that "Qatar is the best in the world in spending money on sport".Buying talented sportsmen, common enough at club level, is burgeoning in international sport.

Power approaches also became central in the burgeoning field of international relations, particularly after World War II.

But there is no doubting that, until then, Rostow stood firmly at the helm of the burgeoning field of international development.

Tottenham were acquiring a Copa Libertadores and Club World Cup winner – Paulinho played well in Corinthians' victory over Chelsea in the final in December 2012 – and a burgeoning force on the international scene.