Sentence examples for burgeoning rise from inspiring English sources

Prostate cancer (PCa) is a worldwide issue, with burgeoning rise in prevalence, morbidity and mortality.

Imatinib stands as a prime example of what may be possible due to the burgeoning rise of targeted cancer therapies.

3 8 Consequentially, lifestyle interventions are attracting increasing attention for managing the burgeoning rise of chronic disease.

As Isaacson sees it, Franklin misread the mounting American opposition to British rule because he harbored a vision of the empire as a trans-Atlantic community of equal partners, an international theater in which British glory and his own burgeoning reputation would rise together.

They were representative of the burgeoning opportunities and rising living standards that characterized this swiftly growing metropolitan area.

28 The inefficient public health system, burgeoning private healthcare, rising cost of healthcare, and irrational and unregulated practices, make the study setting very different and unique from the other countries from where studies of trust in healthcare have previously emerged.

But the country's leadership has come to believe that the loss of traditional Confucian values of honour and decency have harmed the country, as burgeoning wealth and the rise of consumerism caused a more self-serving, money-grabbing approach.

It has given rise to burgeoning research that has become an integral part of the present day materials science.

EVEN as shareholder ire over burgeoning pay packages has risen, recoveries of compensation are rare.

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

The firm's Alex Donohue says: "This kind of betting has been around for a while, but it's burgeoning, and stakes are rising".