Sentence examples for burgeoning practice from inspiring English sources
The burgeoning practice fueled an entire industry where lawmakers relied on lobbyists for campaign aid and lobbyists expected earmark help in return.
But the jump in short sales has also given rise to a new form of fraud — which, as a recent study by CoreLogic suggests, could undermine the burgeoning practice.
While still a burgeoning practice and concept, since 1989, great hopes lies in it as the cold-war intelligence architecture begins to lose ground and the Global South starts to look to their own, rather than the US, for intelligence liaison and related-practices (Shiraz 2013).
A recent corporate social responsibility (CSR) ranking in Fortune magazine reveals one of the many inherent flaws in this burgeoning practice.
It's bound to be good for business, but that only begs the question: how to manage the needs of a burgeoning practice and one of the most eminent architecture schools in the nation?
Nurses must be involved in and contribute to interdisciplinary conversations and burgeoning clinical practice initiatives related to pharmacogenomics.
JLL had put out feelers and hired headhunters to find someone who could take the lead at the firm's burgeoning technology practice, Shah said.
He built up his firm's burgeoning bankruptcy practice, eventually making partner and becoming co-chair of the Restructuring and Insolvency Group.
Federal regulators have become concerned about the Big Six firms' burgeoning consulting practices, which can lead to potential conflicts of interest if the consulting is done for companies that the firms also audit.
— The Knicks' hopes of a smooth training camp after trading away Carmelo Anthony took a hit Thursday afternoon when Kristaps Porzingis, the team's burgeoning star, left practice early with a sore right knee.
However, despite the essential role that soil plays in the life of people, there is increasing degradation of soil resources due to inappropriate practices, burgeoning population pressures and inadequate governance over this essential resource.
