Sentence examples for burgeoning over from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't find anywhere to buy a birthday present, and I wanted to support the community," says Knoll, who is one of the early pioneers of a retail experience burgeoning over the past two years in the Bywater district.

Oddly enough, however, recent statistical and anecdotal evidence from the region shows that enthusiasm for Mr Obama is less fulsome than might be expected.The lukewarm feelings partly reflect the burgeoning over the past eight years of a more general cynicism towards America.

Their reported efficacy in this study and burgeoning over the counter sales casts doubt on reports that they do not significantly improve cough symptoms.

But that discrepancy is expected to widen as traditional television sets are replaced with TVs that can download video direct from the internet, and more entertainment websites spring up to cater for this burgeoning "over-the-top" demand.

The few still using a one-hand set shot from the chest, or even an underhand style, generally gave way to a flat-footed version of the burgeoning over-the-head jump shot.

Research into facial emotion perception in schizophrenia has burgeoned over the past several decades.

Highlighting another interesting link between biodiversity and economics, a June report showed that the global whale watching industry had burgeoned over the past 10 years.

While the explication of The Federalist has burgeoned over the years, it is difficult to estimate its immediate impact on the public.

We can expect the mobile apps market to burgeon over the next few years, with sensor-laden iWatches and other wearable devices.

"And other than the lyrics having a positive slant, it is not much different than other scenes that have burgeoned over the years, from the Seattle scene to the emo crowd".

Calls to get rid of the "Redskins" name burgeoned over the past year; 50 Democratic senators signed a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in May urging that the name be changed.