Sentence examples for from burgeoning from inspiring English sources

But India, which stands to gain disproportionately from burgeoning trade, must make most of the running.

Yet tanneries, paper mills and other industrial users dump waste and chemicals in it, farmers allow pesticides and fertilisers to slosh in and the human waste from burgeoning cities goes in largely untreated.

With help from burgeoning Canadian naval and air forces, a fully escorted transatlantic convoy system was in place by May 1941, the same month that the German surface attacks on Allied trade routes collapsed with the loss of the battleship Bismarck.

Another reason may be that Austrian firms have profited handsomely from burgeoning trade and investment with the countries pressing for EU admission.But whereas the Austrian government wants to speed up enlargement negotiations during its presidency, its intentions beyond that point are studiously vague.

Researchers begin to size up a public health threat from burgeoning pork production.

Still with assets of more than $19 billion, some of Paulson's hedge funds benefited from burgeoning M&A activity.

He has cut himself off from other people, and from the burgeoning civil rights movement - "his home was in the mind".

The country's cities are choked by the exhaust fumes from a burgeoning number of cars, shrouded with dust from countless building sites and soaked with rain turned acidic from coal burnt for power and heating.

Although such products were scarce in the early 1990s, since the early 21st century they have been readily available from a burgeoning number of companies that specialize in salvaging materials from demolition sites.

There was a sharp increase in the local manufacturing capacity from the late 1950s to the early 1970s in response to consumer demand from the burgeoning urban population.

Working from a neglected novel by Dorothy M. Johnson, Daves creates a West very different from the burgeoning democracies of John Ford; built on the slope of a steep valley, the town itself seems ready to slide away.