Sentence examples for burgeoning profile from inspiring English sources

But it's more likely that the band's burgeoning profile is unable to keep up with the runaway success of its music.

His burgeoning profile subjected him to repeated and routine regulatory investigations for possible ties to organized crime, all of which, Mr. Wynn is quick to point out, found him to be squeaky clean.

Room two's hosts Pardon My French (the Bristol-based pairing Luke Sutton and Timothy Smith) plough a similar musical furrow and will be looking to consolidate their burgeoning profile this year with more radio shows and podcasts, plus club and festival appearances.

An appearance at the Glastonbury Festival boosted his burgeoning new profile.

O'Hara was asked how a team with a gaudy record and burgeoning national profile could continue to promote an us-against-them atmosphere.

I'm particularly interested in what Ms. Mara, with her severe looks and burgeoning style profile, has in mind after her turn in Nina Ricci at the Golden Globes.

An interview with the combative Jon Stewart would mark another spike in the SNP leader's burgeoning international profile, as she becomes the most senior serving UK politician to appear on Comedy Central's hugely popular satirical news programme.

This burgeoning national profile helped Marquis win re-election.

With New Jersey now serving as the poster state for racial profiling, the burgeoning New Jersey press corps is starting to look more like the White House press corps.

Laura S. Scott, the author of "Two Is Enough: A Couple's Guide to Living Childless by Choice" (Seal Press, 2009) does a wonderful job of profiling this burgeoning movement of women (and men) who are loud and proud about their childfree status.

As Sam Sethi, founder/publisher/writer, said, we want to properly give some voice and profile to the burgeoning technology scene here in the UK and this seemed like a good way to do it.