DJ There's a burgeoning bone trade.

Now, there are both beggars and a burgeoning middle class.

Its burgeoning population far outstrips the country s ability to feed itself.

America's burgeoning trade deficit is a result of the Bush Administration's unprecedented mismanagement.

Across Tanzania's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, both traffic and new construction are burgeoning.

All of this burgeoning interdependence implies vulnerabilities that governments and non governmental actors can exploit.

Burgeoning markets might disappear and investment opportunities evaporate, while the risk of political instability will increase.

But the agreement s main significance should be seen in terms of the burgeoning Indo American relationship.

There is also a burgeoning acceptance that religious freedom is a necessary part of free and open societies.

Sudan will also be affected by the burgeoning East African food crisis affecting up to 10 million people.

Every day Dubai style skyscrapers are thrown up on the back of the republic's burgeoning natural resource wealth.

Alberta has experienced a relatively high rate of growth in recent years, mainly because of its burgeoning economy.

Increasingly burgeoning populations in countries like Nigeria and Ghana imply a greater extraction of water resources for power generation.

Fears of excess investment and ghost cities fixate on the supply side, without giving due weight to burgeoning demand.

Warsaw, whose population had almost doubled between World War I and World War II, was a restless, burgeoning metropolis.

Pollution from Hong Kong s own power generation plants, growing number of vehicles, and burgeoning shipping industry can certainly be reduced.

Our Commission grappled with the challenge of burgeoning epidemic diseases that are ravaging the poorest countries of the world, especially in Sub Saharan Africa.

This past July, during the highly publicized 15th International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, Premier Wen Jiabao declared all out war against the burgeoning epidemic.

In fact, I believe that China s future leaders, are more likely to come from China s burgeoning, but still limited, civil society than from the bureaucracy.

That help is needed, because Ethiopians are prone to malnutrition, disease, and natural calamity. Its burgeoning population far outstrips the country s ability to feed itself.

Saudi Arabia, with its burgeoning oil revenues, could use a big deal to reinforce the country s image as a major anchor of global financial stability.

Two thirds of Iran's 69 million people are under 30 years old, and officials admit they have no way of accommodating the burgeoning labor force.

Echoing popular movements elsewhere, Thailand remains locked in conflict and polarization between an entrenched regime propping up Abhisit and burgeoning new voices clamoring for enfranchisement.

The way to regain the support of the burgeoning Chinese middle class was to promise a quick leap to greater prosperity through high speed economic growth.

While scores have lost their positions and others have been imprisoned, most are briefly detained and then allowed to find other jobs in China s burgeoning civil society.

Chile, China, India and Vietnam increased their growth rates substantially through labor intensive export led growth and market oriented reforms, albeit at the cost of burgeoning inequality.

And so I think that we're going to see over the next 10, 20, 30 years a real science of creativity that's burgeoning and is going to flourish.

More PhD production and burgeoning research in China, for instance, doesn t take away from America s store of learning on the contrary, it enhances what we know and can accomplish.

More PhD production and burgeoning research in China, for instance, doesn t take away from America s store of learning on the contrary, it enhances what we know and can accomplish.

Indonesia and the Philippines are weaker, overwhelmed by policy incoherence and fire fighting at home, and with insufficient capacity to deal with the WTO's burgeoning and increasingly complicated agenda.

India s democracy and burgeoning economy make it a major factor in the Asian balance of power, and the recent terrorist attacks in Mumbai underscore a shared struggle against violent Islamic extremism.

The affair has left many in Russia shaking their heads, as on the surface Belarus needs Russia more than Russia needs it, and any burgeoning trade war could have serious repercussions.

These media created by journalists, citizens, activists, combatants and victims are the product of our burgeoning participatory media culture, of the overlay of digital documentation and reflection that accompanies much of modern life.

Globalization the breaking down of national boundaries and the integration of economies across continents has resulted in burgeoning demands on governments at the same time that their ability to provide answers has been reduced.

Burgeoning oil wealth bolstered the regime s credibility not least by enabling a significant increase in military spending and rising economic and military strength gave the Soviet Union s geriatric leadership a rejuvenated sense of invulnerability.

For much of Thailand s long economic boom of the past two decades, wealth resided mostly in the Bangkok metropolitan area, a boon to the burgeoning urban middle class, but deeply resented by the rural majority.

What appears to be a quick fix to protect local populations and US interests often devolves into chaos, anarchy, civil war, and burgeoning humanitarian crises, as has happened in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, and now Syria.

Once he returned to Japan, Takahashi went on to encourage members of Japan's burgeoning otaku community (fans who are passionate about a particular hobby, usually related to anime and manga) to take up the practice.

While there were some singular bilateral accomplishments, such as the adoption of the US India civil nuclear energy deal, the US has been perceived to be less effective in dealing with the region s burgeoning multilateral frameworks.

Secondly, if a country invests more than it saves, it will need to borrow, and the counterpart to that borrowing is a trade deficit. America's burgeoning trade deficit is a result of the Bush Administration's unprecedented mismanagement.

The elements of a new Obama vision for the US India relationship would be an emergency joint task force to fast track the development of sustainable solutions to meet India s and the world s burgeoning energy, water and food needs.

Prices in central London continued to show steady year on year growth of 5.6 but were overshadowed by a burgeoning domestic market with the city's south west, north (7.4 ) and east (6.5 ) all experiencing an uptick, according to research from Savills.

Although all of these constitute potential or actual threats, the biggest challenges facing the US are its burgeoning debt, crumbling infrastructure, second rate primary and secondary schools, outdated immigration system, and slow economic growth in short, the domestic foundations of American power.

But, in view of the political volatility of recent years, this semblance of stability and constitutional regularity is deceptive. Echoing popular movements elsewhere, Thailand remains locked in conflict and polarization between an entrenched regime propping up Abhisit and burgeoning new voices clamoring for enfranchisement.

The payoff is huge if they get it right accelerated development as economies reap the benefits of a burgeoning working age population and lower dependency ratios. In East Asia, this demographic dividend is believed to have generated more than a quarter of the region s economic growth.