burgeon in a sentence

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1. He notes that, while the surplus is supposed to $ 79 billion for this fiscal year, it may burgeon to $ 117 billion for next year.
2. Analysts expect the use of high-speed Internet access to burgeon to 28.8 million users in the U . S . within a few years.
3. As the prescription drug market burgeons and more drug stores compete to hire pharmacists, the number of applications to the country's pharmaceutical colleges is dropping.
4. Isolated severe storms may also burgeon in west Texas on Monday afternoon and evening near the boundary between humid Gulf air and mountain-dry air from the Rockies.
5. Farther south, widely separated showers and thunderstorms will burgeon along a cool front stretching west-southwest from the Carolinas to southern parts of Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi.
6. Farther south, scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will burgeon over Utah and western Colorado as a disturbance traveling in the southern branch of the jet stream destabilizes the atmosphere.
7. Meanwhile, the seeds of an ice storm will burgeon across interior New England as moisture streaming inland from the Atlantic glides over cold air holding tenaciously near the ground.
8. President Fidel Ramos of the Philippines, who is visiting Britain, spoke Tuesday night of his resolve to alleviate poverty in the east Asian nation as its economy burgeons.
9. There is plenty of food for the rebels _ Chechnya burgeons with fresh produce in summertime _ and the separatists bring new loads in each day by truck or on foot.
10. Meanwhile, scattered, slow-moving showers and thunderstorms will burgeon over the Great Basin and the high northern Plains of the western Dakotas, northeastern Montana and northern Wyoming.