Sentence examples for years burgeoning from inspiring English sources

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.

The pool of knowledge that our species has been steadily accumulating since its origins has over the last 20 years burgeoned to a tsunami; an ungovernable force of history that no leader or nation can control, direct, influence or indeed do anything with save for surfing dangerously on its whitecap foam of cash.

Known to his supporters as the "Black Moses," Pindling steered The Bahamas through long years of burgeoning tourism and economic growth and won reelection five times (1968 , 1972 1977 , 1982 and 1987).

As Loudoun's farm-to-table movement has taken off in recent years — with burgeoning wine and craft beer industries, a wealth of local farms and a growing food culture — more local businesses have eyed programs such as Farm-to-Fork as a means to draw new customers and recruit locavores, Nasuti said.

In the intervening years, the burgeoning financial punditry has helped propagate the myth that the market only cares about reported earnings.

Especially over the past few years, this burgeoning high-tech community is increasingly recognized, and it is now among the top communities in the United States.

In the last few years, a burgeoning coffee house culture, economic transformation of adjacent neighborhoods like Prospect Heights, and developers' plans to build upwards of 1,250 new units in some two dozen residential undertakings (including several condominiums) have made Crown Heights a hot new locus of gentrification.

The last few years years have seen burgeoning interest from researchers in the idea of expanding soil-transmitted helminthiasis control programs beyond school-based deworming.

Clinton said he'd try, to which Williams volleyed back, "Should I read your lips?" Political and social niceties don't come naturally to this 20-year-old burgeoning star.

"Dolan has become increasingly concerned about Jackson's fitness for the job and the long-term prospects of success for the franchise, especially in the aftermath of Jackson's entertaining trades for Kristaps Porzingis, the franchise's 21-year-old burgeoning star," league sources told The Vertical.