"recent burgeoning" can be used in written English
Example sentence: The recent burgeoning of eco-friendly businesses has been encouraging to see.
Hope of economic reward is important, but there has also been a recent burgeoning of bicommunal contacts.
Perhaps many elements of the order became extinct during the geologically recent burgeoning of the diverse, ubiquitous, and highly successful order Passeriformes, which the piciforms resemble in many ways.
The recent burgeoning of New York's Internet industry has forced some entrepreneurs — who, just a few years ago, might have felt they had little choice but to head west to pursue their dreams — to make a difficult choice.
Woodward has overseen the recent burgeoning of United's global sponsorship deals, six of which were responsible for a 29% rise in commercial revenues, according to figures published by the club last week.
Several experts said it could be that the disease had only come to light with the recent burgeoning of salmon aquaculture, which packs thousands of fish into floating cages.
Statisticians are unable to offset the recent burgeoning surpluses with deficits elsewhere: according to the IMF, in 2007 the surpluses exceeded the deficits by $265 billion).The glut and the gapWhat persuades developing countries to export capital to the rich world that might be better used at home?
In recent years, burgeoning macaque populations have become a nuisance for some Gibraltarians living on the edges of the nature reserve, leading to selected culling.
In recent years, burgeoning efforts to develop clinical prediction models (CPMs statistical algorithms that utilise characteristics of the patient, disease and treatment to estimate individualised probabilities of health outcomes 2 have increased the supply of personalised risk information.
While recognition of urban responses to climate change at the international policy level has been relatively recent, a burgeoning research community has studied the relationships between cities and climate change.
But two large-scale attacks in a week, as well as a bomb in a Shia area in Diyala, a mixed Shia-Sunni province north of Baghdad, where another 25 civilians were killed, raise the spectre of widespread sectarian violence if a national-unity government is not formed soon.Despite such recent setbacks, the burgeoning Iraqi army and police, numbering more than 400,000 in all, have been coping better.
And with recent news of burgeoning resistance to over-the-counter treatments, those worries are escalating.
