Geeta Phogat

The problem of burgeoning population can be addressed if we begin with women itself. And, we need to educate them and spread awareness about birth control and family planning through TV channels and newspapers.

American Wrestler

Piet Mondrian

We must look not to the negative (the misery, the bestial in life), although we undergo it and sympathize with it, but rather to the burgeoning life around us, which is strengthened by the negative.

Dutch Artist

Justin Simien

It occurred to me that by naming the film itself 'Dear White People,' I could tap into the burgeoning meme culture as well as make a meta-commentary about the controversies within the film.

American Director

Suzanne Fields

German businessmen are overwhelmed by the high cost of doing business. Inflexible rules, enforced by a burgeoning bureaucracy, discourage entrepreneurship.

American Journalist

Joseph Wood Krutch

Only those within whose own consciousness the sun rise and set, the leaves burgeon and wither, can be said to be aware of what living is.

American Environmentalist

Paul G. Tremblay

What keeps me up at night is our nation's continued and burgeoning lack of rationality in response to mass shootings.

American Author

Ellis Peters

Truth, like the burgeoning of a bulb under the soil, however deeply sown, will make its way to the light.

British Author

Clive Lewis

Tackling climate change can make us world leaders in burgeoning markets for green technology.

Tim Daly

I have this burgeoning reputation for playing a scumbag.

American Actor

Harry Lloyd

There's a burgeoning film scene in Romania.

English Actor

Use 'burgeon' to describe something expanding quickly, like businesses or cities, not slow growth.

Rapid Expansion

'Burgeon' can be used metaphorically to talk about the rapid development of non-physical things, like ideas.

Metaphorical Use

Implies a positive and prosperous change, often used in contexts of success or favorable outcomes.

Positive Connotation

'Burgeon' fits natural contexts, like plants or seasons, signifying a beginning or renewal phase.

Nature's Growth

Use it to depict the idea of something emerging or coming into existence.

Emergence

Best used when referring to the early stages of growth, especially when potential is seen.

Early Stages

 It's a burgeoning group, and without much demand from industry, most of these suppliers have no impetus to grow. We've worked hard with a few of them to develop the capacity to consistently manufacture components at the quality levels we need, like this supplier in Nairobi, who are helping to reduce the production cost of metal brackets

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 been researching this area for years and he's convinced that some Atlantan refugees fled inland and built shrines to memorialize the lost city deciphering the shrine would help giorgos prove his theory no sir a real mental assent a burgeoning comapre barkos picomolar Oh

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 received a poem from one of colonial America’s most famous writers. Its verses praised the burgeoning revolution, invoking the goddess of their new nation to aid the general’s righteous cause. But this ode to liberty wasn’t written by some aloof, aristocratic admirer.

Why did Phillis Wheatley...

 and there are only two ways to make progress on these peace or new laws. So, what hypothetical but plausible scenarios can you imagine falling under the burgeoning definition of cyberwarfare, and how might you design an international legal framework

Defining cyberwarfare...i...

 to help support his burgeoning civil rights campaigns. Ever vigilant in the fight against racial inequality, Parks remained active for the next 40 years. She wrote several books, traveled across the country giving talks to support other activists,

The hidden life of Rosa...

 to help small neighborhood burgeoning food entrepreneurs start and scale healthy food businesses. FoodLab provides these entrepreneurs incubation, hands-on education, workshops, technical assistance, access to industry experts

How urban agriculture is...

 thrive near areas devoted to ranching yet despite the burgeoning bat population it's rare for people living in these agricultural areas to become infected with rabies rabies is a frightening and deadly disease a classic

Vampire Bats Biting...

 but who simply didn't know how and like a viral message our mission spread and spread and spread until it became a global movement unrestrained by a single director but burgeoning with the mind of its own today

Girls helping girls PIPE...

 how to build education and health care systems for burgeoning populations, and how to make their voice heard on the world stage. So as globalization ends and chaos seems to reign,

Mike O'Sullivan: The end...

 colonies thrive near areas devoted to ranching yet despite the burgeoning bat population it's rare for people living in these agricultural areas to become infected with rabies

Burgeon

Rapid Expansion

Metaphorical Use

Positive Connotation

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