Sentence examples for emerging burgeoning from inspiring English sources

In the Corpus of Contemporary American English, a database of more than 450 million words from speeches, media, fiction, and academic texts, among the most common words (excluding conjunctions and prepositions among others) co-occurring with "middle class" we find "emerging," "burgeoning," "burdened," and "squeezed".

Growing Demand in Emerging Markets: Burgeoning wealth in emerging markets, especially in China, South East Asia and parts of Africa, has driven the market for fine wine higher and will continue to do so in the coming years.

This season the midfield pair of Alex Mowatt and Lewis Cook – both called up for England youth duty last week – have emerged as burgeoning talents, while the wide players Charlie Taylor and Sam Byram have also progressed.

"Emerging, not fucking burgeoning," Matt defends himself lamely.

Emerging from the burgeoning south London underground, Octavian's 2017 breakout track, Party Here, combined style and substance.

The Cardona-Puicarbo case provides rare insight into an emerging problem: The burgeoning pools of digital data from electronic tags, online scientific publications, "citizen science" databases and the like – which have been an extraordinary boon to researchers and conservationists – can easily be misused by poachers and illegal collectors.

A burgeoning emerging markets middle class is already starting to attract producers eager to be close to this fastest-growing pool of customers.

The group emerged from the burgeoning British garage scene through their work as MCs on pirate stations.

Everyone's got footage of us when we were young!' The group emerged from the burgeoning British garage scene through their work as MCs on pirate stations.

They will also most likely avoid dealing with a potential crisis that may emerge from the burgeoning public funding of non-government schools.

As such, MOF-based catalysis has recently emerged as a burgeoning subfield in heterogeneous catalysis[2 4].