Sentence examples for this burgeoning interest from inspiring English sources
Despite this burgeoning interest, however, the upper echelons of sport is still deeply gendered.
In infants, this burgeoning interest in where people have (visually) gone is what makes peekaboo fun: when I disappear behind a scarf, maybe it really is the case that I am long gone!
A scruffy stream ran alongside little paddy fields, but in the Twenties, once Tokyo started to develop at a pace, the landowners built an ocean liner of a lido and sent someone to Wisley to study the plants to make a collection befitting this burgeoning interest in the west.
In view of this burgeoning interest, it is timely to summarize the main recognized mechanisms of these agents, including their actions on mitochondria, and to offer a critical review of currently available experimental and clinical data.
Despite this burgeoning interest, only 10 studies were identified for inclusion in the current review (Grunfeld et al, 1996, 2006, 2011; Oeffinger et al, 2010; Jefford et al, 2011; Blaauwbroek et al, 2012; Spain et al, 2012; Blinder et al, 2013; Brothers et al, 2013; Hershman et al, 2013).
The charitable institute, which is based in east London, was at the vanguard of the burgeoning interest in circus arts in this country at the turn of the millennium and has since trained thousands of artists.
This reflects the incorporation of the wider remit with the blood brain barriers, as well as the burgeoning interest in brain barriers and fluids, with many new investigators entering this exciting and expanding field.
And the burgeoning interest raises theological questions too.
I was trying at every turn to satisfy the burgeoning interest in baseball of a fast-growing boy.
Fundamental to the burgeoning interest in Hatto was awe that she could be so tirelessly productive during what should have been her retirement.
But the burgeoning interest in wearables looks set to breed a new-found curiosity in our health data that extends beyond the usual hardcore of health obsessives.
