Sentence examples for burgeoning system from inspiring English sources

The primary driver of ESL methodology adoption is the increasing failure of traditional methodologies to cope with the burgeoning system algorithm content necessitated by the integration of so much functionality.

Cox investigated the burgeoning system firsthand and found out that these black market travel agents have set up shop on shady websites and marketplaces.

A key objective of the reforms has been to replace the burgeoning system of unofficial informal payments for health care with a transparent official co-payment, thereby reducing the financial burden of health care spending for the poor.

"The Yocto Project and the OpenEmbedded community bring together the industry's key stakeholders from the embedded Linux community to build a core set of technologies to advance Linux for the burgeoning systems and devices market," said Jim Zemlin, executive director at The Linux Foundation.

But this led to a burgeoning bureaucratic system.

The British started swinging picks in earnest in the mid-19th century, to meet the demand of a burgeoning railway system, and undertook geological surveys in Bengal.

Downtown arthouse cinema Film Forum will screen a small, compelling selection of "race movies" – black films made entirely independently of the burgeoning Hollywood system – by trailblazing directors like Oscar Micheaux (Within Our Gates, 1919) and Spencer Williams (The Blood of Jesus, 1941).

Questions remain as to who should draft a new constitution, what authority the new head of state might have, particularly in relation to the legislative branch, and what role the military might play in the burgeoning political system.

In the early 1900s, American cities, powerful businessmen routinely bribed politicians, exploited immigrants from abroad and migrants from rural areas in the burgeoning factory system, and got rich from their privately owned garbage collection, street cleaning, and utility monopolies.

As your children grow up, try to respect their own burgeoning belief system and their own faith in something.

The regulations and other programs designed to safeguard animal welfare in the European and English-speaking countries may prove ineffective in the diverse and burgeoning production systems of the less industrialized nations.