Sentence examples for burgeoning network from inspiring English sources

This is evident in the burgeoning network of blogs and forums that explore life beyond academia.

Behind the cat photos and Oscar opinions of one billion humans is Facebook's burgeoning network of data centers.

Through her Ellen's OCD Blog and YouTube channel White has created a burgeoning network incorporating peer‑to-peer support.

Whitefield was as media savvy as any television evangelist, "tapping into a burgeoning network of newspapers that had sprung up in the colonies".

A growing community of technologists and social activists is emerging across Africa, supported by a burgeoning network of technology innovation hubs.

Instead of severing their ties to the military, the Pentagon's experts relocated to a burgeoning network of private consulting agencies and for-profit research offices.

They flattered in-groups of enviable individuals, on the one hand, and burgeoning networks of institutional support systems, on the other.

Lagarde said central banks had to work quickly to establish digital cash for burgeoning networks of private financial transactions or risk their mushrooming into trading networks that were inherently unstable.

Early on, they saw the implications of the Internet and corporate intranets, and with help from a timely purchase of Digital Equipment Corporation's stagnating storage business, they had a head start in meeting the voracious demand for storage capacity that has been created by burgeoning networks.

Although this Skate Cult is fictional for now, Victoria feels it's faithful to the burgeoning networks of female-led skate clubs and meetups that are becoming increasingly more visible.

There is even a burgeoning social network (officewalkers.ning.com), with around 30 members, that Mr. Rhoads started in March.