Sentence examples for Booming expansion from inspiring English sources

After 5-10 years of booming expansion, political enthusiasm or short-term economic booms waned into destructive multi-year busts in which tens of thousands of mid-career scientists and engineers were laid off and by-then rising numbers of younger entrants found themselves facing disheartening career prospects.

The Democrats, of course, had taken such pride in the booming expansion.

This creates an opportunity for a booming expansion of Pacheco's business.

Most of them are exporters and are benefiting from a pickup in the American economy and from China's booming expansion.

But the recent and booming expansion of palm oil plantations could cause the most harm to the rainforests, and is generating considerable concern and debate among industry leaders, environmental campaigners and scholars.

The lending halt coincides with growing concern in financial markets about whether Chinese leaders, stuck halfway between central planning and capitalism, can manage to slow growth gently without causing an economic collapse to follow years of booming expansion.

Will the low unemployment, rapid growth, record-breaking expansion, and booming stock market of the past few years prove sustainable?

I'm attaching information but in brief, Balch has traveled India in search of the human stories behind the country's huge expansion and booming economy.

In the United States, Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel The Scarlet Letter (1850) and Herman Melville's Moby Dick (1851) are surprisingly complete embodiments of the tragic form, written as they were at a time of booming American optimism, materialistic expansion, and sentimentalism in fiction and no tragic theatre whatever.

"Welfare reform had the good fortune of being implemented when the economy was booming and after major expansions to the Earned Income Tax Credit were enacted into law," LaDonna Pavetti, a TANF expert with the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a left-leaning Washington think tank, said in an email.

This was the case in the 1990s expansion, as the booming economy propelled across-the-board wage gains until the Internet bubble burst in 2000.