D Is for Dump Trump is part of a small but burgeoning new genre: satirical books about Donald Trump.
He was born in 1900 in Zermatt, at the mountain's foot: a remote village of only 750 people, with tourism a small but burgeoning industry.
As founding members of Australia's small but burgeoning counterculture, Witzig, McTavish, and their friends pushed the boundaries of every activity.
Small movies, burgeoning stars, serious themes, all good things for the future of the industry, create a near-term marketing problem for the Academy.
With 120 employees, ASAL is one of the largest companies in the small but burgeoning Palestinian tech sector, which many of those involved say is on the verge of big things.
A small but burgeoning number of Syrian Islamists and foreign fighters are using transit points to cross from Turkey, especially since the battle for Aleppo, Syria's second city, began in late July.In this section Is there an alternative to chaos?
Swift and Waddington at Trealy Farm are among a small but burgeoning band of artisan charcutiers in the UK who find inspiration in Europe, particularly Italy, to create cured meats that are starting to rival what you might find in Parma or Padua.
The companies have long competed in the small but burgeoning 3D printing space, competing with both the "heavies" in the 3D world as well as upstarts like Makerbot.
Only some 9,000 vehicles bought by Chinese consumers are made in America and those are the large luxury vehicles for which there is small but burgeoning market in Asia.
This ostentatious eight-shelf cabinet reflects a small but burgeoning trend in the design community: the return of the beloved or hated, depending on your point of view furniture style made famous in the 1980s by the film Ruthless People, starring Bette Midler.
