Sentence examples for burgeoning supply from inspiring English sources

Besides the inflation fears set off by the strengthening economy, Mr. Gross said he was also wary of Treasury bonds because he feared the burgeoning supply of new debt issued to finance the government's huge budget deficits would overwhelm demand, driving interest rates higher.

"Home prices must weaken further so a burgeoning supply can be absorbed".

The burgeoning supply of people with and seeking Ph.D.s has raised the bar for entry into a science career.

The miracle of the digital age is not just Moore's Law, because Moore's Law only predicts burgeoning supplies of MIPs and RAM.

Nonetheless, Mr Ramírez was seen as the only man in the cabinet arguing for exchange-rate unification, a cut in fuel subsidies and a curb on the burgeoning money supply.Venezuela's streets are calmer now than earlier this year, when clashes between opposition protesters and government forces left more than 40 people dead.

But America will proceed serenely to production of almost 11m barrels of oil a day in 2014, surpassing Saudi Arabia and rivalling Russia.While pressure to lift the ban on American oil exports intensifies, most American liquefied-natural-gas projects many designed to ship burgeoning shale-gas supplies to Asia will be awaiting approval.

The temples and towers of the 402-square-kilometre Angkor site sit on a base of sand, kept firm by a constant supply of groundwater that rises and falls with the seasons, but which is now being used to supply a burgeoning city.

One pointer is the burgeoning of demand and supply.

At least 30,000 square miles of tropical forest has been cut down in the past 20 years to supply the burgeoning global food industry with cheap palm oil to make packaged foods, ice cream and snacks.

We could all end up forsaking our fossil-fuel vehicles in the near future, he says, because of what he calls the dwindling supply and burgeoning demand for gasoline.

As Sam Quinones details in his 2015 book, "Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic," heroin dealers from Mexico fanned out across the U.S. to supply a burgeoning market of people who had been primed by pill addiction.