Sentence examples for burgeoning use of from inspiring English sources

The discovery of the Hatto hoax was a minor consequence of the burgeoning use of downloads.

One aspect of the burgeoning use of CT scans that hasn't been discussed is their use in dental offices.

Goldsmith told the court: "By building a coal-power plant in this country, it makes it very much harder [to exert] pressure on countries like China and India" to reduce their burgeoning use of the fossil fuel.

The ever-expanding use of the internet for creative projects, the growing video games market and the burgeoning use of technologies such as motion capture mean that new drama jobs are being created far beyond the stage.

Soon after Mr. Hooker sold the property in 1909, the burgeoning use of automobiles and lack of parking at the site sent the hotel into a long period of decline.

The figures were, however, welcomed by ministers and the charity Action on Smoking and Health (Ash), which said the data also suggested fears that the burgeoning use of electronic cigarettes would help turn people onto tobacco were unfounded.

Some researchers were studying its burgeoning use in the hope of seeing whether such "legal high" chemicals might be quality controlled and supplied under licence with health warnings, reducing dependence on more serious drugs.

However, because of their burgeoning use in common household insecticide products such as spray insecticides, aerosol bombs, and pet shampoos (ATSDR 2003), low-level episodic exposures from household use are probable.

Across allied health literature there are diverse perspectives regarding the burgeoning role of AHAs.

Where was the media in pricking the myth "that as a result of burgeoning Internet use, traffic was doubling every hundred days".

Proteins are nature's primary catalysts, and as the unsustainability of the present-day hydrocarbon-based petrochemicals industry becomes ever more apparent, there is a move towards carbohydrate feedstocks and a parallel and burgeoning interest in the use of proteins to catalyse reactions of non-natural as well as of natural chemicals.