Sentence examples for burgeoning to from inspiring English sources

The growth in chemical production in the past 40 years has been nothing short of explosive, with global output of $171bn in 1970 (pdf) burgeoning to more than $4tn in 2010 (an increase of more than 2,000%).

The country's stand-up scene is "burgeoning" to be kind, or "pretty much nonexistent" if you want to be mean.

As one empire declined and fell, another burgeoned to the extent that the Derby manager believes United could win all five trophies for which they are competing.

The collaboration with Morgernstern burgeoned to 641 pages, the authors arguing for game theory as the "Newtonian science" underlying economic decisions.

The Bridgend-born trainer, whose team at Pant Wilkin has already burgeoned to not far short of 100, is hoping for a wet, not white, Christmas.

In 2005 and 2006, however, Alt-A market share burgeoned to 15.4% and 17.7%, respectively, while subprime's held steady at 21.6% and 21.7%.

Uncollected court-ordered debt in California has burgeoned to more than $10 billion, and by reducing fines the proposed amnesty program aims to encourage payment.

Hulbert is confident the success enjoyed by Murray will encourage investment in the sport to allow burgeoning talent to flourish.

It has grown from an obscure and tiny settlement to a burgeoning metropolis rising to prominence during the Mughal era.

Amazon, in fact, happens to have a burgeoning service to help these scribblers do just that.

One of the key elements of the disease-first approach is to more fully leverage knowledge from these burgeoning technologies to vastly improve clinical outcomes.