Sentence examples for a boom for a from inspiring English sources

This evolving approach to M.B.A.'s comes at a time when there is something of a boom for a mid-career business education in Japan.

Lately, the unforeseen has created a boom for a type of insurance coverage that has been around for years -- protection from political turmoil.

Dr. Edward Lu and Col. Yuri Malenchenko made the grueling ascent to lay cable and install a boom for a navigation unit on the exterior of the 140-foot station during their 6-hour, 14-minute spacewalk.

It may take an economic recovery, even a boom, for Super Bowl advertisers to start taking chances again.

Life hasn't changed too much for me since the World Cup, but there has been a bit of a boom for rugby in Japan.

That surely meant a boom for the Liberal Democrats, a sign that Nick Clegg had not only drawn previously unenthusiastic youth to his campaign but had also succeeded in dragging them to the polls.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruling last month that Internet file-sharing service Grokster could be liable for copyright infringement promises a boom for Mashboxx, a startup that collects fees for recording firms from consumers who download music on any computer using its software.

Why is there such a boom for nostalgia?

E-learning software systems could be a boom for both full time and distance mode education.

For a few, the protracted stoppage has proved a boom for business: Donald Trump.

In the 1930s, the military base was expanded, providing a boom for local businesses - including prostitution.