Sentence examples for accommodate the boom from inspiring English sources

To accommodate the boom, the city expanded into low-lying marshland that was previously considered unfit for human habitation.

Partly to accommodate the boom in articles that report the results of this number-crunching, academic economic journals have proliferated, rising from around 80 when CRSP was founded to about 800 today.

More than 45m cubic metres of sea floor is to be dredged in the World Heritage Area to accommodate the boom in shipping, with the government warning that it will penalise mining companies that dump accumulated waste on the corals.

Not only are there a number of technology companies on their last legs that may still close shop, the effects are still rippling across the local economy to many other businesses that expanded to accommodate the boom.

After college, she ran cheer camps, did choreography and judging for Cheer Limited, one of 14 cheerleading companies with national competitions that have sprung up to accommodate the boom in competitive cheerleading.

Lots that sell for more than $200,000 today were going for a fifth of that three years ago, and construction costs run $700 or more a square foot, compared with $100 to $200 in most Montana cities. Compounding the problem is the region's location, which is awkward to accommodate the boom.

Although Nascar has accommodated the boom by adding to the schedule, now up to 36 races, it continues to branch out.

Iceland has expanded the terminals to accommodate the tourist boom.

To accommodate the prospectors, boom towns sprang up along the routes and at their end Dawson City was founded at the confluence of the Klondike and the Yukon River.

In the 1930s, there was a stretch of shanty houses in Madison located just east of Main Street called Rat Row, most likely built to accommodate the population boom in the area from just shy of 10,000 people at the turn of the century to nearly 30,000 by the 1940s, according to Census data.

Her classroom is in an annex, a long trailer portioned through the schoolyard to accommodate the urban population boom.