He quickly expanded his burgeoning empire with Momofuku Ssäm Bar, Momofuku Ko, and Momofuku Bakery & Milk Bar (which offers cornflake-marshmallow-chocolate-chip cookies, crack pie and cereal-soaked milk).
Forty per cent of the cuts have been implemented with 60 per cent to follow, which would likely have the same effect they did in 2010, quickly killing off a burgeoning recovery.
New York City's early transit situation was chaotic and quickly overwhelmed by a burgeoning population.
Occupy Colleges, which started as a Facebook page and Twitter handle less than two weeks ago, has quickly blossomed into a burgeoning movement bolstered by a groundswell of student-led support.
Without significant investment in a new air traffic control system and a nationwide overhaul of already restrictive regulations, America could find itself quickly outmatched by Britain's burgeoning drone industry.
Swiftly embraced as the new darling of the fashion world, Moss's tastes, spurred by her new sophisticated connections and burgeoning bank balance, quickly matured, as she folded precious vintage finds and designer pieces into her wardrobe.
After President Ronald Reagan's signature tax cut in 1981, which conservatives still view as the high water mark of public policy, Congress quickly turned its attention to the burgeoning budget deficit.
The Place quickly became the epicentre of a burgeoning British modern dance movement, simultaneously building both its mainstream (the school and the performing company) and a form of counterculture (it was a wellspring of experimental dance and performance).
There's a message in your burgeoning gut and the quickly evaporating balance in your checking account: You're not a kid anymore and you've got to think about things like the mortgage, insurance, saving for college, retirement and even the unthinkable such as naming a legal guardian for your children should both you and your spouse die.
