Sentence examples for meet the burgeoning from inspiring English sources
The only practical way to moderate prices in New York's tight housing market is to increase the supply of units to meet the burgeoning demand.
To the chagrin of financial advisers, students are increasingly turning to higher interest private loans to meet the burgeoning college bill.
NIH officials say they hope the money will help meet the burgeoning demand for "beamtime" among biologists looking to reveal the cell's secrets on the atomic scale.
A variety of properties, such as physical, thermal, mechanical and others, as well as combinations of them, have been investigated for numerous nanocomposites in order to meet the burgeoning demands of industry.
However, after nearly three and half decades in the post-green revolution period, the country still faces crisis each year in trying to meet the burgeoning demand for food by its growing population.
This sale by the IMF is therefore an extraordinary event at a time when there is little gold supply to meet the burgeoning demand by investors wary of paper currency.
The system's existing infrastructure is incapable of meeting the burgeoning demand for air travel.
The growth of fintech is challenging governments to devise new regulations to meet the demands of the burgeoning industry.
She reveals how the company is able to meet the needs of the burgeoning small satellite industry and why legacy manufacturers can't keep up, how she's handled the jump from academia to business and what she's learned from Bill Swanson of Raytheon about managing a team.
In addition to these studies, HiCUP is being used to process data in numerous ongoing projects and is under active development to meet the demands of the burgeoning fields of Hi-C and CHi-C in furthering our understanding of three-dimensional genomic structure, organisation and regulation.
The British started swinging picks in earnest in the mid-19th century, to meet the demand of a burgeoning railway system, and undertook geological surveys in Bengal.
