Sentence examples for support to the burgeoning from inspiring English sources

One way for New Delhi to overcome its anxieties and further cement ties with Kabul is to consider providing direct military assistance to the Afghan government and training support to the burgeoning Afghan National Security Forces.

Within the Americas, the creation of the Pan-American Sanitary Bureau in 1902 and the Rockefeller Foundation in 1913 gave political, technical and financial support to the burgeoning health reform movements in the New World [ 2] while the Flexner report of 1910 [ 3] led to the reform of medical education.

If Apple is able to launch an easy-to-use controller attached to a powerful enough engine to support the burgeoning casual games market, we could see the same kind of absorption that is happening as smartphones eat the portable console gaming market.

Photograph by Ian Teh Building a transportation infrastructure to support the burgeoning mining industry in Qinghai has altered the landscape.

Beginning in the 1950s, developers hurriedly built in preparation for the 1960 Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley, Calif., and to support the burgeoning gambling industry on the Nevada side.

In order to support the burgeoning needs of customers, LTE core network alone may not be sufficient.

Back in 2009, despite some halting attempts to support the burgeoning UK tech startup scene, including a reception for "WebMission" entrepreneurs who had visited Silicon Valley (among them, stars that went on to become huge UK success stories like Huddle and Skimlinks), a party for Twitterers at some government office seemed to be as much recognition most tech startups could get at that time.

At the flick of one button, Bernie could deploy his followers to support the burgeoning #FreedomgivingHungerStrikes movement.

On Friday, more protests near the square were being planned – though it was uncertain where and how they would convene in the face of police aggression – as well as a demonstration in the capital city of Ankara to support the burgeoning Occupy Gezi movement.

On Friday, more protests near the square were being planned though it was uncertain where and how they will convene in the face of police aggression as well as a demonstration in the capital city of Ankara to support the burgeoning Occupy Gezi movement.

And here's David Catanese, in Politico: "Cruz's double-digit victory in a megastate ushers in what Tea Party members hope will be a new phase in which no amount of money, name ID or establishment support is immune to the burgeoning movement".