Sentence examples for burgeoning thirst from inspiring English sources
The city's burgeoning thirst for water means less for everyone else: the farmers who rely on the Rio Grande to irrigate their alfalfa fields, and the ranchers.
The crown prince has been impressively active in seeking to modernize the kingdom economically, pushing to diversify away from oil and to satisfy a burgeoning youthful population's thirst for Western culture and entertainment.
The insatiable thirst of the world's burgeoning billions has caused a spurt of dam building in temperate regions in the last 40 years, and a scientist with the space agency has found that the reservoirs are affecting Earth's orbital rotation.
During these decades, the versatility of photography was enhanced through the development of a variety of chemical techniques, enabling photographers to produce images in relatively large numbers, intended chiefly to satisfy the tourism trade burgeoning in the Middle East and the European thirst for images of the Orient.
He is evidently burgeoning.
It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.
Or speak of "our burgeoning terror industry".
Burgeoning imports, for one.
There was burgeoning environmentalism.
We give expression to burgeoning sentiment.
