Sentence examples similar to burgeoning symptom from inspiring English sources

There is burgeoning evidence that depressive symptoms and other forms of negative affect are directly or indirectly associated with ART non-adherence (Johnson et al. 2003; Starace et al. 2002; Weaver et al. 2005).

It would be nice to think that this is a symptom of some burgeoning populist Aristotelianism, for Aristotle thought that a virtue usually consisted of a happy medium between two vicious extremes.

And while many like to paint this burgeoning health epidemic as a symptom of poor people wanting a body they can't afford, I believe that the speed and convenience of the procedure is as much of a draw as the price.

The last decade has seen the burgeoning publication of male-specific depression rating scales designed to assess externalising depression symptoms (e.g., substance use, risk-taking, and aggression).

She said that going to the further stage of filing lawsuits against inmates and ex-inmates was another "unfortunate" symptom of the growing trend of states trying to recoup part of the burgeoning cost of the criminal justice system from offenders themselves, via a variety of different fees.

Another, surrounded by children and burgeoning grandchildren, may have a very different view and prefer to tolerate a few unpleasant symptoms in the hope of a longer life.

People dogged by the spectrum of symptoms labelled as a gluten intolerance turn hopefully, or in desperation, to the burgeoning, highly lucrative larder of gluten-free alternatives that manufacturers have put on our shelves.

Their reported efficacy in this study and burgeoning over the counter sales casts doubt on reports that they do not significantly improve cough symptoms.

He is evidently burgeoning.

It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.

Or speak of "our burgeoning terror industry".