Sentence examples for young burgeoning from inspiring English sources

Legia are financially sound - they recently signed commercial deals with Pepsi and a telecommunications firm - which allowed them to strengthen the squad during the summer, and stave off interest in their own young burgeoning talents.

For my last question, I asked, "So what would you say to a young burgeoning filmmaker getting ready to make the jump to Hollywood in a few months?" "Dude, why?" he asked.

The CIA developed several guises to throw money at young, burgeoning writers, creating a cultural propaganda strategy with literary outposts around the world, from Lebanon to Uganda, India to Latin America.

What started off as an unorganised party of Russian surfer dudes has now turned into one of the most important events in the calendars of the new, burgeoning, affluent, young middle classes of Russia and Ukraine.

We hope regulators can structure flexible requirements that reduce risks while accommodating innovation in this young but burgeoning industry.

– Mother of Mia, 14 Apart from the disadvantage that you can't sign a contract under the age of 18, publishers have no prejudice against young authors and currently it is even rather fashionable, especially in the burgeoning young adult market.

"An incoming, burgeoning, young creative class, and a kind of celebration of the gay community".

However, there is also a burgeoning young population that has resulted largely from the mass immigration of people from Latin America.

Well, only a Freudian pedant would insist on the symbolism of burgeoning young adults in that spider-filled maze.

Its elderly may be growing in number but, to the envy of other developed countries, America also has a burgeoning young population.

We are expected to believe that a proven charge of literary plagiarism would torpedo an attractive young writer's burgeoning career.