Sentence examples for the burgeoning trend from inspiring English sources

Shop Direct is hoping the new online Woolies will appeal to the family market and tap into the burgeoning trend to shop online.

While museums worldwide are embracing the burgeoning trend for capturing collections in digital form, the question remains as to whether these virtual objects can actually be useful for research.

Frustrating many history advocates is what they see as the state's failure to recognize the value of maintaining these sites, not only to protect the state's past but also to tap into the burgeoning trend in heritage tourism.

JW Anderson, the 31-year-old Northern Irish designer who has been a trailblazer in the burgeoning trend for gender-neutral fashion, putting skirts on men as well as men's shirts on women, was fittingly rewarded for his efforts with nominations in the categories for both womenswear and menswear designer of the year, a double coup that reflects how influential his androgynous aesthetic has been.

The burgeoning trend spent more than a year bubbling quietly, occupying a corner of Facebook where people appreciate photos of muscular men wearing gas masks.

The burgeoning trend spent over 12 months bubbling quietly, occupying a corner of Facebook where people appreciate photos of muscular men wearing gas masks.

Coupled with the very moderate pace at which the herbaria worldwide are explored for sequence data [12], this burgeoning trend toward rapid accumulation of insufficiently identified sequence data provides little hope for improving our prospects for rapid molecular identification of fungi.

But how, exactly, did Cancer Research jump on this burgeoning trend, and why did it work so well?

Samakow, sister to HuffPost Parents' Jessica Samakow, is part of a burgeoning trend: The Great Recession has led to the largest spike ever in the number of Americans living in multigenerational households, according to a study by the Pew Research Center.

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.

Ms. Stoddard -- part Diana Vreeland, part Deepak Chopra -- pours out directives bathed in that pink light, or "the sort of lower-case spirituality that's been a burgeoning trend for the past five years," Ms. Evans said.