Sentence examples for burgeoning role from inspiring English sources

Nanotechnology has received extraordinary attention recently due to its burgeoning role in biomedical science.

However, Montgomerie will attend many more majors in his burgeoning role as a commentator or as a corporate ambassador.

Dynamic solid-state detectors are playing a burgeoning role in fluoroscopy-guided diagnosis and intervention, leading to the displacement of x-ray image intensifier TV-based systems.

It is natural to wonder what Tisch's burgeoning role means to the future of the Giants, forever run in the Mara tradition of understatement.

Day had already published her first novel, "The Eleventh Virgin," and she was trying to reconcile her faith with her burgeoning role as a social activist.

As an advocate for greater government transparency, he is reportedly uncomfortable with the burgeoning role that secret donations now play in U.S. elections.

Chris Doyle of the Council for Arab-British Understanding, said: "Tony Blair has to decide between his Quartet role as envoy to one of the most dangerous conflicts on the planet, his burgeoning media role in pushing for intervention in Iraq and Syria and his business interests across the globe including in the Middle East.

The addition of Mr. Drexler formalizes what Warby Parker executives have described as a burgeoning mentor role as the company moves beyond its origins as an online retailer.

Monitor's burgeoning and conflicting role is symptomatic of a confused and excessively complex system in which it will be difficult for managers to focus on the real issues of care quality and efficiency.

The reparations debate is part of a burgeoning discussion about the role of slavery in American history.

So burgeoning insight into the role of these genes mutations in the pathogenesis of myeloid malignancies has prompted increased interest in development of novel targeted therapies.