(Bryan Bishop of The Verge has a great write-up about the burgeoning out-of-home VR business).
This has brought with it an array of regulatory challenges, including how to establish a sustainable funding system, how to regulate private health care providers, and how to address burgeoning out-of-pocket payments and pharmaceutical expenditures [ 19, 20].
In many recent carpets, based to a degree upon French carpet patterns, the border design is allowed to burgeon out into the field or exists only as a rococo frame for the carpet.
Flannery relates horrifying tales of the staggering amount of gelatinous, infrastructure-clogging tonnage currently in the ocean because over-fishing and other ecological changes have allowed jellyfish populations to burgeon out of control.
The [Black Lives Matter] movement has burgeoned out of what some labeled as America's "Black Spring" — a series of coordinated actions and protests in Ferguson, New York, Baltimore, and elsewhere across the country fuelled by the continued police killings of unarmed black people.
Throughout the city and beyond, there is a burgeoning opt-out movement, with parents, teachers, and administrators questioning the efficacy of the tests as they are currently administered, in measuring both the performance of teachers and the progress of students.
Medicare Part D, yet another unfunded Ryan vote, added billions to our burgeoning and out-of-control deficit.
Her burgeoning desire turns out to be about as edgy and disturbing as Bella Swan's.
Confidence burgeoning, Zambia brought out the tricks, which might have seemed a deliberate plan to rile Ivory Coast, akin to Mohammad Ali's right-hand leads in the Rumble in the Jungle, had it not been for the Zambia coach Herve Renard's furious reaction, thumping the full-back Davies Nkausa in the chest.
· SimCity (1989) Build your own burgeoning city out of nothing.
