Sentence examples for boom benefits from inspiring English sources

The tourism boom benefits some airlines more than others.

Findings show that the current boom benefits the land-holding elite and new investors while escalating costs of living and unequal access to resources have deepened historically inherited socio-ecological inequalities.

But the economy is so run down by decades of war and corruption that it will take many more years, if at all, before the boom benefits most of the population.

The tariff was supposed to be for small-scale projects, of 100kw or less; but generators found that they could get it for larger ones if they installed banks of 100kw modules next to each other.The resulting boom benefited manufacturers not just in Spain but also in Germany and China, the biggest producers of solar cells.

Last year, India's agricultural sector boomed, benefiting from bountiful rain.

Sales of Greek yogurt are booming, benefiting from a perception that the food is healthier than regular yogurt and other snacks.

"Assisted by Rio Tinto" reads the last line of an unctuous newspaper article on the boom's benefits to black Australians.

Although mining now accounts for over 17% of the territory's economy, the boom's benefits are not reaching the remote indigenous communities which helped bring him into government.

The boom's benefits are clearly visible to foreign visitors to Moscow.

Some have reaped the boom's benefits.

Angola provides a stark example of how a resource boom has benefitted a privileged few.