Sentence examples for burgeoning part of from inspiring English sources

Meetup.com groups will be at the center of this burgeoning part of the economy.

By the time of punk in 1976, Branson's empire was burgeoning and part of his success was due to talent-spotting and promoting individuals to run its new outposts.

Any such analysis would find that, contrary to lurid stories of burgeoning bureaucracy (part of the neo-liberal rhetoric over the "big state"), civil service jobs made up only 7% of the total increase in public sector employment between 1997 and 2003.

That essentially is a conclusion of a survey released this month that finds that theft and sale of people's identities -- used to make fraudulent credit card purchases, launder money, and commit other crimes -- is burgeoning, in part because of the Internet.

At least in part, the burgeoning number of drug injectors is believed to be linked to the role that many African countries now play as trans-shipment routes in the global trafficking networks for heroin, cocaine, and other drugs [ 7].

"We're excited to be able offer unrivaled reach to brands looking to tap into the burgeoning African market as part of Opera Mediaworks' global mobile advertising platform".  .

This area appears to many observers to be duplicating the less desirable aspects of the great urban belts burgeoning in other parts of the country.

Medicare Part D, yet another unfunded Ryan vote, added billions to our burgeoning and out-of-control deficit.

This is all part of the burgeoning field of quantum computation.

The winner was Glenn Robinson III, part of the burgeoning population of N.B.A. players with fathers who were N.B.A. players.

Certainly, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia has become part of a burgeoning industry of war crimes trials – and a boon to those who would defend war criminals.