Sentence examples for burgeoning membership from inspiring English sources

Cottonwood had patiently assembled the land through open market purchases, aiming to build a new home for its burgeoning membership.

To satisfy its burgeoning membership - now said to be above 100,000 - the SNP will need those policies to be radical, says Mr McAlpine.

By the mid-1980s and continuing through the '90s, the number of environmental advocacy societies radically expanded; groups such as Greenpeace, Environmental Action, the Sierra Club, Friends of the Earth, and the Nature Conservancy all experienced burgeoning memberships.

Momentum's James Schneider speaks of a burgeoning Labour membership and there's a ripple of applause like a second round Wimbledon win on court 2 from an audience who have just paid £20 for glitter accessories.

During this period, Jeff the burgeoning artist worked a job selling memberships at MoMA to pay his way.

In its 10-year history this burgeoning festival must have quadrupled their collective membership.

Membership and leadership of the Democratic Unionist party closely paralleled those of the burgeoning Free Presbyterian church, which added around 10 congregations to its strength every year throughout the 1970s.

Operation Giving Back [ 22] with its publication, the Bulletin of the American College of Surgeons (ACS), may be the most proximate example in the US to a burgeoning STMM guild, even though we found no evidence of any recurring congress or membership specifically related to the initiative.

In those places, America had led international efforts to anchor burgeoning democracies in the closest alliances with the West that could be managed (the promise of NATO and then EU membership had served as a useful magnet for Eastern Europe).

These major missteps are now forcing Wal-Mart to play catch-up by Bezos' rules – answering Amazon Prime with the two-day ShippingPass membership program (which still operates in a noncommittal "pilot" phase) and spending big on Jet.com's technology and its burgeoning, not-yet-loyal shopper base.

A new and burgeoning club has been formed by those who believe Tiger Woods is finished as a world-class golfer, but Phil Mickelson will not be applying for membership.