Sentence examples for few burgeoning from inspiring English sources

She looked like she was having fun recruiting a few burgeoning musicians for the future ranks of flutists.

Kearney, an 18-year-old aspiring architect, persuaded his father to travel with him from Britain to Detroit to participate in one of the city's few burgeoning industries: tours of abandoned factories, churches and schools.

But there are a few burgeoning Hollywood celebs who are becoming sartorial mavens in their own right, and we think 2013 is going to be their year to shine.

It's not a surprising one, given the hype that surrounded her first few songs and burgeoning career, but it does seem to be snowballing rapidly.

Especially over the past few years, this burgeoning high-tech community is increasingly recognized, and it is now among the top communities in the United States.

In the last few years, a burgeoning coffee house culture, economic transformation of adjacent neighborhoods like Prospect Heights, and developers' plans to build upwards of 1,250 new units in some two dozen residential undertakings (including several condominiums) have made Crown Heights a hot new locus of gentrification.

While they are too few, there are some burgeoning stories of success such as the creation of a few new marine sanctuaries.

While there are comparatively fewer empirical studies of child populations, the past few years has seen burgeoning research interest in the utility of ACT for problems in childhood.

They spent a few minutes discussing the burgeoning bootleg-tape trade.

"But this is the job she wanted, and frankly there are very few people with a burgeoning movie career who have made that choice".

Even if the country does not appear on the brink of an Arab-style upheaval, many Chinese academics say the next few years could see burgeoning instability, exacerbated by slower economic growth and a widening gap between rich and poor.