Sentence examples for burgeoning staff from inspiring English sources

Build a second campus in Cupertino, Calif .to house its burgeoning staff?

Dubrinksy was so concerned about his burgeoning staff problem that he spoke to the Birmingham News about it last week.

Massenet and her burgeoning 2,500 staff have nurtured Net-a-Porter to global success, and is set to complete a merger of her business with Italian online fashion giant Yoox later this year, with combined 2014 net revenues of £920m to become the most powerful fashion boutique on the planet.

Fewer than a handful of the agency's burgeoning Pakistan staff were allowed to know the man's identity, or his purpose.

In 2014, Malaysia was home to nearly four million foreign workers who staff its burgeoning construction, electronics, and services industries.

Asked whether she'd make a point of hiring middle-aged employees to staff her burgeoning startup, Myers said she'd consider it, but had no immediate plans to do so.

As well as their classroom duties, the staff run a burgeoning programme of after-school classes, excursions and overseas trips.

Teachers gathered at the National Education Union conference in Liverpool yesterday passed a motion calling on independent schools to address the burgeoning workload being placed on staff by increasingly demanding parents.

As banks continue to develop products and train staff in the burgeoning prepaid market, we urge them (and their regulators) to carefully think about and plan for how this product fits into the bank's larger suite of products and services that customers use across the lifespan.

The Iraqi war fired the starting gun for the mass privatisation of war – the burgeoning of private security companies staffed by ex-soldiers from armies across the world parodied in the John Cusack film War, Inc.

Staff initially supported the burgeoning friendship between the pair, who both had dementia.