burgeoning , also: bourgeoning

Burgeoning state laws on health insurance may actually leave some workers uninsured.

This was a "study focusing on the current Burgeoning generation of young people getting into the scene."

"Burgeoning Chinese steel production threatens to flood the market and test whether sheer size will offer any protection to the world's steel giants."

Burgeoning capital inflows have generated foreign payments surpluses, and the Lebanese pound has remained relatively stable.

Retailers as Financial Services Providers: The Potential and Pitfalls of This Burgeoning Distribution Channel.

"A Burgeoning Tourist Turnout Overshadows Decline at Beaches" [ Sept. 18 ] cannot seem to fathom the reason for the decline in numbers of attendance at Jones Beach for the past summer.

"WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN'S BURGEONING ART SCENE."

"WILLIAMSBURG - BROOKLYN'S BURGEONING ART SCENE" visits the studios of several painters and sculptors.

"WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN'S BURGEONING ART SCENE," a tour that includes visits to artists' lofts and studios.