Sentence examples for consequences of burgeoning from inspiring English sources
Underdevelopment, poverty, and hunger are often regarded as consequences of burgeoning population.
For the past two years, Mr. Abdullah, 41, has been chasing and photographing the frequent and devastating fires that plague the city, one of the many consequences of its burgeoning population.
Lack of data and the emergent nature of the industry makes it challenging to accurately predict energy usage into the future, but studies such as those released this week and the ongoing work of people like Dutch economist Alex de Vries are helping us understand the (unintended) consequences of this burgeoning technology.
And having gone to school with her for over ten years I decided to shoot Ireland a text so we could catch up and talk about some of the consequences of her burgeoning career.
The economic consequences of this burgeoning epidemic are massive, with impact on both individuals and health systems.
It's a natural consequence of a burgeoning human population.
The discovery of the Hatto hoax was a minor consequence of the burgeoning use of downloads.
The Russian Michael Pletnev is, at age 38, already becoming a recital rarity, a consequence of his burgeoning conducting career.
They are loyalists to each other even as they struggle with their own sense of burgeoning identity and the choices (and consequences) that arise as they grapple with the awareness of their feminine power.
Indications of burgeoning entrepreneurship are plentiful in Taiwan, Korea, India, and China.
The abundance of burgeoning talent offers reason for hope.
