efflorescence

In Los Angeles, the baby boomer generation that arose after World War II coincided with the military-backed efflorescence of the aerospace industry.

Each time I drive past it, I see the growing snow-white patch of efflorescence salts.

Mr. Laine was part of the efflorescence of British rock music in the early 1960s, when many young musicians were still soaking up the influence of American blues.

An efflorescence of capitalism at home and overseas followed, and with it the beginnings of a colonial empire.

And at first, no one appeared to benefit from the efflorescence more than the writers.