And, while the oil-boom dynamic here and elsewhere in Alberta means this is still a common mindset, people are waking up to the many great things about Edmonton, including the potential it offers to become even better.
"Smaller herbivores like voles have population cycles which have a boom or bust dynamic – there used to be times of plenty of the animals and times of scarcity, as part of natural processes," Professor Lambin said.
In fact, Fannie was created during the Great Depression to support a steady flow of capital into American housing markets, instead the boom and bust dynamic of private financing.
The country's housing market is cooling rapidly after a lending boom which the dynamic-provisioning regime could not prevent.
Financial deregulation enabled our boom-and-bust dynamic — removing barriers to capital flows, allowing unrestricted trading of abstruse financial products and letting financial institutions take on more and more debt.
The city seems a world away from the dynamic coastal boom towns.
Through the believers' motivations for joining the cult, Oe explores the struggle of contemporary Japanese to situate themselves between a traditional culture and the bullet-train pace of the boom years, but this dynamic is lost amid exhaustive explanations of the new church's dogma.
At times, Miami seems to be following a London formula: property speculation + contemporary art + restaurant boom + cultural diversity = dynamic world city.
The paper also presents a study of vibration modes of typical derrick and inclined boom with respect to possible dynamic sensitivity to wind induced excitations.
If they are gone for too long, another pop phenomenon will take their place; that is a fundamental dynamic of the boom-and-bust cycle of all pop music.
And e-commerce, perhaps the country's most dynamic sector, continues to boom.
