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61. Malaysia is being stridden to burgeoning industrialized country by an country in the past.

62. "They said EU special representatives should be sent to 20 nations on the bloc's security watch list to be on the look-out for burgeoning conflicts and act as an early warning system.

63. Recently, scientists have discovered that these changes can themselves be passed down from one generation to the next — a burgeoning new area of study called epigenetics.

64. and Professor Kaufmann believes the same thing is likely to happen now, as China and other developing countries get to grips with their burgeoning environmental issues.

65. The void, Houghland says, has been filled by a burgeoning workforce of self-proclaimed social media experts -- qualified and not so qualified.

66. In addition, the author introduced traditional theories on universalism, territorialism and the burgeoning theory on new pragmatism, and made comments on them.

67. THERE IS little evidence that China wishes to jeopardize its burgeoning affluence by adventurist attempts to contest American hegemony.

68. Dense silver light metal columns and washing pool portfolio burgeoning clear.

69. Now it receives marvelously productive attention in neuroscience, psychology, and the burgeoning field of neuroethology.

70. United States' credit-worthiness, while far better than Greece's, has also come under scrutiny due to its burgeoning deficit and tepid climb out of recession.

71. But as a kind of burgeoning style novel with it quick-witted humour with see the wisdom of life clearly , have conquered many readers.

72. By the late 15th century, the glassmaking industry was burgeoning, and with it came the creation of high-quality colorless glass.

73. The voices of the nay-sayers are in the ascendancy, questioning the US's ability to reinvent itself, to heal its wounded economy and sustain its leadership in the face of a burgeoning China.

74. Justice black is a burgeoning emigrant city, stream of people, wagon flow, content shedding is concentrated.

75. In the U.S. during the 1970s, when aquaculture farms were burgeoning in China, eel fishing to supply the Asian market went on pell-mell from January through June in every East Coast state.

76. And gutty 1580 yuan of bullion roses, become this year one of burgeoning commodity of Valentine's Day market.

77. Financing lease, as a kind of burgeoning industry in China, will be a great potential market for us to develop.

78. As the great progress of Internet, form of application of increasing burgeoning network appears before everybody.

79. In its south, a region the Arabs called al-Andalus, a Syrian Umayyad prince whose dynasty had been replaced by the Abbasids established a kingdom and a burgeoning civilization around the year 750.

80. In 2009, a currency revaluation wiped out the savings of a growing lower-middle class, hurting the burgeoning open markets.

81. Many of those barons went over to the king's side, while de Montfort drew much of his support from the Commons and the towns, who saw him as a champion of their burgeoning rights.

82. Moreover, just as expanding exports add to growth, burgeoning imports subtract from it.

83. Across this planet, there exists a burgeoning, messianic - like fervor.

84. Visualization of scientific computation is a burgeoning technology in recent years.

85. Educational voucher system as a burgeoning method granted by government has its advantages and disadvantages.

86. The state had no choice but to accept the reality of burgeoning farmers' markets and private trade.

86. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

87. Accordingly, special birds breed aquatics is a burgeoning industry that has latent capacity and ability extremely.

88. Mortgage of chattel is a burgeoning means of guarantee which plays a predominant role in mortgage.

89. The Belgian government has come up with a radical way to deal with the burgeoning cat population –to sterilise all but a select few of the animals within five years.