Sentence examples for because of a boom from inspiring English sources

The risks have increased because of a boom in construction.

Rio Rancho was flush because of a boom in home building, a growing Intel chip factory and several new call centers.

Despite the bleak numbers, Greece is predicting a primary surplus — revenue not counting debt payments for this year — chiefly because of a boom in tourism.

The use of solar energy is growing in Germany, in part, because of a boom fueled by subsidies that makes installing solar panels highly profitable.

And now, because of a boom in caffeinated topical agents, caffeine's possible benefits are accessible even to the 10percentt of the population that abstains from drinking it.

The PC business in 2007 had much stronger unit sales than it has now, in large part because of a boom in the low-cost laptops known as netbooks.

New buildings stand empty all over New York because at the end of a boom — that's to say right now — a lot of new construction comes to market.

That's because it's part of a boom in dirty, unconventional energy, as fossil fuel companies seek to supplant the depletion of easy oil and gas with new sources – sources that are harder to find, nastier to extract, and more complicated to ship.

In part this is because of a commodities boom and debt forgiveness.

Spain's banks were able to make hefty profits in the lead-up to the financial crisis because of a construction boom in the country.

Spain created more jobs and drew more immigrants than any other country in Europe in the past decade, largely because of a construction boom.