Sentence examples for a temporary boom from inspiring English sources

One of the side-effects of Britain's financial bubble was a temporary boom in sales of luxury villas on the island of Phuket in Thailand.

The comic industry went through a significant but temporary boom in the 1990s.

That in turn has created a temporary solar boom as firms race to connect to the grid in the coming days.

Much of the service's previous revenue growth turned out to be driven by the temporary boom in Internet stocks and online advertising; AOL's revenue from advertising and commerce has fallen more than 30percentt from last year.

Detroit was narrowly focused on the automobile industry, which indeed spun off other associated but highly dependent industries, which led to temporary boom.

Shiller's justification is that he's smoothing out temporary booms and busts in earnings during wars and economic downturns.

Long run time trends mean that any association between the variables using untransformed data will tend to be dominated by the trend itself rather than explaining the effect of deviations from the trend produced by recession or temporary booms.

He said while the deficit was not "out of control", it was a problem that needed fixing amid a "temporary [economic] boom, permanent promises" scenario that spawned major spending commitments like Gonski education reforms and the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

The expansion of the EU by 10 countries will have a temporary effect (immigration boom, fading out, followed by return).

Or is it just part of a cycle, a temporary lull before a boom?' ".

If a panic were to cause Japanese to flee yen-based holdings, the U.S. dollar might soar in value, creating a dollar bubble that could fuel a temporary speculative stock market boom.