Sentence examples for in burgeoning from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — The Chinese government on Wednesday began to require cellphone users to furnish identification when buying SIM cards, a move officials cast as an effort to rein in burgeoning cellphone spam, pornography and fraud schemes.

CHICAGO, May 28 (Reuters) - With less than a week left to go in Illinois' spring legislative session, the future of reforms to rein in burgeoning costs for the nation's worst-funded public pension system rests with the two Democrats who run the state's House and Senate chambers.

Ailing, rich patients are buying kidneys from the poor and desperate in burgeoning black markets.

He also said the service could help oenophiles, particularly in burgeoning markets like Hong Kong, from getting carried away by the frenzy of buying and selling.

In burgeoning Brazil, for example, the shanty towns known as favelas were recently too dangerous even for the police to enter.

The Florida senator is enjoying a boost from a stronger-than-expected showing in the recent Iowa caucuses, reflected in burgeoning crowd sizes and an aura of enthusiasm.

IN this burgeoning antiques center in Columbia County, home renovation seems to be the primary occupation of most residents.

In the burgeoning field of In Your Face, of sexploitation, you'd better believe we ain't seen nothing yet.

Most of our social network as a family was in this burgeoning Indian community in Rochester, New York.

In the burgeoning Off Broadway theater scene in New York in the mid-1950s, Mr. Roberts gained some notoriety in Shakespearean roles.

Samsung isn't alone in attempting to secure a foothold in the burgeoning IoT space.