Sentence examples for boom demand from inspiring English sources
'boom demand' is not a grammatically correct phrase, so it is not usable in written English
It is not an established phrase or idiom, so there is no specific context in which it can be used.
It is concrete, and with builders cranking out condominiums, office towers, baseball stadiums and water and rail tunnels during the city's construction boom, demand for it has been healthy for several years running.
The Communist-era construction boom demanded massive sculptures to beautify the new palaces of the proletariat, a boon for glass artists, because, Mr. Libensky said, "the state didn't see glass as art".
And as the economy boomed, demand for electricity rose.
Such wholly owned shops are mushrooming in Asia, reflecting booming demand there.
Booming demand for exports has powered an impressive rebound over the past couple of years.
Booming demand from Asia's growing middle classes is pushing some species close to extinction.
Because of booming demand, new mines are opening in South America and Asia, where deposits are plentiful.
From the city's Gold Rush beginnings — and the many subsequent booms — demand has often exceeded supply.
Booming demand for paper, pens, notepads and diaries is revealing the stationery geek in us all, and defying the touch-screen age of instant communication.
Brent's ready access to seaborne markets means that its price is far more sensitive to booming demand in China and elsewhere.
Booming demand for cement to build homes has sent Morning Star's production soaring from 400,000 tons in 1998 to one million tons last year.
