Those shares, which probably once seemed like tiddlywinks, had burgeoned in value because of mergers and stock splits and were worth more than $1.5 million, comprising most of Dad's estate, by the time he died.
That group has captured a disproportionate share of the growth in wealth in the United States in recent decades, as the typical investment portfolio has burgeoned in value while median incomes have stagnated.
While the costs of coal development -- financial, environmental, human -- have changed, and the public's perception of the value of our public lands has increased as has their role in the burgeoning recreation economy, the value to U.S. taxpayers of our federal coal program has not been assessed or updated in more than 30 years.
These aspirations work well in a burgeoning economy where the value of safety can be emphasized as part of a growing organisation.
Accordingly, this analysis was intended to evaluate the potential value of burgeoning user-generated social media data in post-market safety surveillance of drugs and biologics.
Mr. Bush was right to build on the Clinton administration legacy and forge stronger ties with India, a burgeoning power whose democratic values provide a unique basis for cooperation.
"The government recognised the value of their burgeoning tourism industry," says Matt Fox.
But the demand for a ready medium of exchange and a recognized measure of value in the burgeoning American economy continued to outstrip the meager supply of precious metals in circulation.
Yet the Canadian study, like other studies, also recognized within the literature a burgeoning account of the inherent value of communities of practice for both the individual and the organization [ 11, 12, 19, 21, 22].
The work's values smack of burgeoning colonialism, and Kent's staging opens in a gilded late 17th-century room full of glass cabinets containing the artistic collectables of empire.
