Sentence examples for burgeoning public from inspiring English sources

The likes of Ecotricity and Chargemaster boast their own burgeoning public networks too.

Now they are fretting more and more about the risks of burgeoning public debt and rising inflation.

The one constant is the flow of oil money, which brings some people great wealth, and also supports a burgeoning public sector.

LivingSocial is only the latest start-up to seek a stock listing to tap into burgeoning public demand for Internet companies.

Her Nathaniel Piven, a thirty-something-year-old Brooklyn novelist and burgeoning public intellectual, is thoughtful yet careless, open-minded yet absurdly entitled.

You might have thought the politics of hard times would be the same whatever the country, and that burgeoning public deficits would mean tough measures to collect tax.

Despite the Americans' promises of a market economy, they are handing over a socialist centralised state with oil revenues delivered as subsidies, nationwide food rations and burgeoning public-sector salaries.

This historically colossal burden has yet to be acknowledged fully by the European Commission, which expects Germany to continue to be the largest contributor to an expanded EU budget, and to reduce its burgeoning public-sector borrowing requirements.

Sort of like an instant social Yelp, Foursquare and suggestion boxes combined, Gripe like Disrupt finalist Tello, is in burgeoning shared public feedback space.

Graceland applied the concept on a grander scale, encouraging the public's burgeoning interest in world music.

Heart failure remains the leading cause of death worldwide, and is a burgeoning problem in public health due to the limited capacity of postnatal hearts to self-renew.