Sentence examples for burgeoning need from inspiring English sources

A burgeoning need for new drugs means a burgeoning market.

Despite its success, the tax credit program has not by itself kept pace with the burgeoning need.

The Harvard Depository was built in 1986 to balance the burgeoning need for space on campus with the growing collections of Harvard's library.

Somewhere in his nomadic journey, Levels noticed that there was a burgeoning need to create an online infrastructure for people like himself.

There is a burgeoning need to support collaborative research in a search for answers to big research questions, to integrate the work of data providers and model developers and to provide more generic systems.

Analysts say it is likely to deteriorate further because of a burgeoning need for energy imports.The risk is if government-bond yields rise without an increase in inflationary expectations.

Rising costs of medical treatment and health care for the rapidly expanding pool of longer surviving elderly together with burgeoning needs for financial assistance and long-term care strain government resources and overwhelm family budgets, capacities and hopes.

But the funds were well below what was needed to keep up with the burgeoning needs of the quarter-million low-income women and adolescents who rely on the statewide network of 250 family-planning clinics for subsidized primary care.

In order to support the burgeoning needs of customers, LTE core network alone may not be sufficient.

Congress has taken a momentous step in advancing our nation's ability to innovate, create jobs of the future and meet the burgeoning needs of 21st Century wireless networks.

To address the burgeoning needs of populations living with non-communicable diseases, disability and older people every health professional will need to be involved.