Sentence examples for burgeoning payments from inspiring English sources
This worrisome trend may be evidence that high purchase prices and burgeoning payments on popular adjustable mortgages as interest rates rise may finally be taking a toll on the budgets of local property homeowners.
BOKU competes with startups such as Zong and Fortumo in the burgeoning mobile payments space.
It aims to put its competitors on notice and help Google stake out its territory in the burgeoning mobile payments business.
Southern Methodist University has complied with an Internal Revenue Service request and provided the addresses of some former players implicated in its burgeoning football payments scandal, a school official said.
We needed to foster economic growth, and adopt policies that would alleviate a burgeoning balance of payments problem.
But, just as when he had arrived at the Treasury nine years earlier to face a burgeoning balance of payments crisis, his prospects now were unenviable.
The idea of use of ecosystem services is particularly evident when a transaction is arranged within which the user pays for the delivery of a service, as described in the burgeoning literature on payments for ecosystem services (Schomers and Matzdorf 2013), or when any other arrangement is made for the user to reveal his/her willingness to pay for a given service (Czajkowski et al. 2014).
But it may struggle to achieve burgeoning profits from the payments fees paid by merchants, according to an analysis of the economics of those payments.
We would not be surprised to see that unique IP in each of the burgeoning areas of mobile payments become an acquisition target or for Vivotech to be able to spin off one of these businesses to focus on the others.
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].
A key objective of the reforms has been to replace the burgeoning system of unofficial informal payments for health care with a transparent official co-payment, thereby reducing the financial burden of health care spending for the poor.
