Sentence examples for burgeoning social from inspiring English sources

Women are also a burgeoning social force.

How this self-avowed freelance composer will adapt to burgeoning social obligations remains to be seen.

Preddie's efforts now focus on his burgeoning social enterprise organisation MDR – Make Dreams Reality.

There is even a burgeoning social network (officewalkers.ning.com), with around 30 members, that Mr. Rhoads started in March.

MySpace was acquired for $580m£360m0m) in 2005 by News Corp, which was keen to make it big in the burgeoning social space.

Japan's pro-austerity prime minister Yoshihiko Noda scored his own victory on Friday, striking a deal with the opposition to introduce a consumption tax unpopular with voters that would help Japan pay for its burgeoning social welfare costs.

And lo, the real reason for Harry Redknapp being on Twitter and lightly video-assaulted by Glenn Hoddle is carefully revealed: he is on Twitter because a burgeoning rival social network paid him to be.

When I refer to entrepreneurship, I do so in its broadest sense and include the burgeoning field of social enterprise.

Henry IV's entrance into Paris in 1594 as king of France signaled the beginning of a period of burgeoning political and social aspiration.

Paul Steinberg, Lambeth's HIV prevention and sexual health commissioning manager, said that the trend towards chemsex is being facilitated by a "perfect storm" of cheap, easily available drugs, a burgeoning number of social and sexual networking apps and websites that enable men to arrange to meet for sex at private parties.

Keuning documented their burgeoning relationship on social media.