Sentence examples for a dramatic boom in from inspiring English sources

Standing water from the flooding can cause a dramatic boom in mosquito populations.

The Northern Ireland capital recorded a dramatic boom and bust in its property market during the neighbouring Republic's Celtic Tiger years but it is now showing signs of recovery, albeit from a low base.

Thanks to congressional politics, the corn ethanol industry has been through a dramatic boom and bust in recent years.

Cookson, who has overseen the dramatic boom in British cycling, proposes setting up an independent investigation into the doping scandals and the UCI's response to them, as well as improving relations with anti-doping organisations.

This has created dramatic boom and bust cycles in the construction industry, which has in turn meant that the industry has been unable to create a stable labor demand.

Karen Greenhough, who teaches choreography at the London School of Contemporary Dance, has noticed a dramatic baby boom among her former students: like women in other professions, many are trying to combine work and family.

The second and most dramatic boom and bust resulted from the Klondike Gold Rush, which ended the depression that had begun with the Panic of 1893; in a short time, Seattle became a major transportation center.

The vast majority of the vole populations showed a dramatic decline in the boom-bust cycle, although two sites in Poland and the former East Germamy appeared to retain the original cycle.

That promise, plus an export boom, triggered a dramatic fall in risk premiums on Brazilian bonds and helped domestic interest rates to decline.

Vancouver has experienced a similar condo boom and a dramatic increase in property values.

In the 21st century, property and real estate development in the city has boomed, with a dramatic increase in new hotels and shopping centres, fuelled by the policies of Mohammed VI of Morocco, who aims to increase the number of tourists annually visiting Morocco to 20 million by 2020.