Sentence examples for burgeoning variety from inspiring English sources

The only real restrictions imposed on private schools were that they must run their admissions on a first-come-first-served basis and promise not to charge top-up fees (most American voucher schemes impose similar conditions).The result has been burgeoning variety and a breakneck expansion of the private sector.

Aside from the burgeoning variety of handsets and services, not much has changed in the world of WAP phones since Sprint introduced them on these shores (FORBES, Dec. 13, 1999).

This last subgroup has tremendous potential to expand and organize the multifaceted nature of this burgeoning variety of interests, particularly among students with a strong emphasis on implementation science and all of the diverse interests of global health's constituents.

In fact, we are also witnessing the burgeoning of a variety of forms of loose affiliations of people -- both web-based and face-to-face -- banding together to make all sorts of differences.

The Washington Posts Paul Farhi said, "HBO has carved a niche as the TV home of some of the most compelling programs about the Iraq war... Baghdad High does no harm to HBO's burgeoning war cred[ibility]." Variety, The Christian Science Monitor, LA Weekly, and the Los Angeles Times also praised the film.

As the WTO observed in its 2013 World Trade Report, the possibility to edit and create physical objects through 3D printing will feed the burgeoning global middle class desire for variety and individuality in their goods.

Props to my boy, Reid Reasor, whose DGAF attitudes about public service, and belief that all of the recent American mass-shooting suspects have been "left-wing activists bent on punishing people for socially normal US Constitutional freedoms," make him an excellent candidate for a variety of positions in the burgeoning AM radio and "village-idiot" industries.

Props to my boy, Reid Reasor, whose DGAF attitude about public service and belief that all of the recent American mass shooting suspects have been "left-wing activists bent on punishing people for socially normal US Constitutional freedoms," make him an excellent candidate for a variety of positions in the burgeoning AM radio and "village idiot" industries.

Delaware is losing cases for a variety of reasons discussed in a burgeoning literature.

"Such solutions have already been implemented in numerous cases across California". California is one of about two dozen states trying to get a handle on burgeoning pension costs by putting in place a variety of benefits and funding changes.

I recently had an illuminating conversation with Dell's Barton George and Jared Dominguez about the company's burgeoning Project Sputnik initiative, Developer Edition systems and a wide variety of Linux topics in between.