Sentence examples for burgeoning supply of from inspiring English sources
Today the Web is bursting with social media content and a burgeoning supply of (and demand for) "real-time" information.
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.
Even Apple, notorious for its proprietary approach, relies on open-source software for its core operating systems and web services, and the infamous iPhone jailbreaking craze demonstrated both the extraordinary demand for third-party apps and the burgeoning supply of them.
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.
If you were to focus solely on the slowing pace of rent gains, burgeoning supply and the rise in interest rates, you might assume that the real estate market isn't in a strong place right now.
"Home prices must weaken further so a burgeoning supply can be absorbed".
We are facing huge, unsustainable staffing costs, the effects of a juggernaut of curriculum reform entailing new resources for every course at every level, plus in deprived and rural areas the burgeoning costs of supply agency fees as the teacher recruitment crisis bites.
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.
One pointer is the burgeoning of demand and supply.
The paper will be a guiding document for policy makers, power and energy engineers as well as for researchers working in this area for providing solution to the problem of burgeoning gap between demand and supply of energy.
