Sentence examples for boom cities from inspiring English sources

The boys' parents were migrant workers who had gone off to boom cities seeking jobs, and the boys were being raised in haphazard conditions typical of "left-behind children," the news reports said.

While other rubber boom cities along the Amazon have been connected by roads and have continued to grow since rubber production shifted to Malaysia a century ago, including Manaus and Belem in Brazil, Iquitos' seclusion has left growth static, minus a few bumps from other minor booms from oil, tourism and the drug trade.

A more economistic answer is that rents in the boom cities haven't gone up all that much.

Now considered one of the poorer provinces of China, Anhui is known more for migrant workers who flee for boom cities than for any economic miracles of its own.

Residents of its boom cities and a growing number of rural regions question the safety of the air they breathe, the water they drink and the food they eat.

The Reserve Bank of Australia, the central bank, reported on May 7th that house prices had fallen, on one measure, by 8.4% in the three months to March, with an even steeper drop in the two biggest boom cities, Melbourne and Sydney.

On top of the weather disasters, he said, booming cities are chewing up agricultural land and competing with farmers for water.

In the past 20 years, China has seen the active redevelopment of old towns and construction of new towns around booming cities. Zhengdong New District is one of them.

The exchequer sorely misses the revenue from a booming City.

Over the past decade finance has seldom been more proud and nowhere more so than in the booming City of London.

Consumers loaded up on cheap credit made available by a booming City and the property market took off.