Sentence examples for it's burgeoning from inspiring English sources

The firm's Alex Donohue says: "This kind of betting has been around for a while, but it's burgeoning, and stakes are rising".

"It's burgeoning and burgeoning, and we are horrified and move on, then are horrified and move on again.

Indeed it is burgeoning in some of the Pacific countries that recognise Taiwan (and thus have no diplomatic links with China).

In recent years it has been burgeoning in cities.

Of course, there will still be walking as a leisure activity, and indeed it's been burgeoning throughout our own era: you now cannot set foot in an area nominated as being of "outstanding natural beauty" without finding a lot of other people standing out there already.

London's population is burgeoning, in large measure because it receives most international migration.

Though e-commerce is burgeoning, it is still a long way from dominating the economy.

Nor is it just the acorn population that is burgeoning.

As it is, cyber security for utilities is burgeoning.

"Personal tracking is burgeoning," said Kelly Gay, Omnilink's chief executive.

It is that the cohort of retired leaders is burgeoning.