Sentence examples for burgeoning place from inspiring English sources

All in all, the technology startup ecosystem I witnessed in Helsinki seems to be a burgeoning place for innovation in the wake of Finland's underperforming economy and dying flagship companies and industries.

The Berliners underlined their remarkably efficient start to the campaign and burgeoning Champions League place credentials (don't laugh) with a 3-0 win against Borussia Mönchengladbach, featuring a hat-trick by Ivorian striker Salomon Kalou).

At the time, Microsoft's Windows Mobile platform was doing quite well for itself in the burgeoning smartphone market place.

Teachers gathered at the National Education Union conference in Liverpool yesterday passed a motion calling on independent schools to address the burgeoning workload being placed on staff by increasingly demanding parents.

Despite the decreasing number of road deaths across the Continent, these countries' burgeoning economies have placed more cars on area roads putting residents at increased risk of traffic-related deaths.

Which could mean that fashion will soon take a place behind burgeoning arts in other mediums.

On Tuesday, she will place her burgeoning track cycling medal collection in storage and head to Manchester to join British Cycling's illustrious academy programme.

Soon his Dana Point workshop was pumping out 250 boards a week and became the epicenter of California's burgeoning surf culture, a place through which a generation of top shapers practiced their craft.

So one by one, speakers tried to pull the small crowd of film buffs and preservationists back to when the street they were on was called Allesandro, when the neighborhood was called Edendale, and when Edendale — not Hollywood — was the center of a burgeoning film industry, the place where the first filmmakers set up shop when they moved from the East to the West Coast.

The decision recognizes UNICEF's efforts to broaden its funding base and mobilize additional resources, and notes challenges such as currency fluctuations that limit UNICEF's ability to predict the level of funds it needs for its operations while maintaining a prudent liquidity requirement, and burgeoning humanitarian crises, which place heavy demands on the organization's resources.

Locations like Central Park are incredible for burgeoning trainers, but most places have set business hours that should be respected.