Sentence examples for boom expected from inspiring English sources
It arrived not with the resounding boom expected from a hammer of justice, but in dead silence.
Germany is arguably close to full employment, but not in an inflationary boom; expected euro area inflation appears to be less than one percent.
With China's newly rich middle class traveling for pleasure and a foreign tourism boom expected from the 2008 Beijing Olympics, who will visit the sights if Starbucks and shopping malls surround the monasteries and mausoleums?
The house price boom is expected to last for at least another two years, according to the National Institute of Economic and Social Research NIESRR).
A substantial tourist boom is expected to come to the city that can call itself Richard III's resting place.
He wrote, for instance, that the new jobs the natural gas boom was expected to create would depend on an "affordable" and "plentiful" supply.
A year ago, the boom was expected to be the means of breaking down the divide between China's domestic and export-led economies.
But Mr. Tusk may face new challenges as Poland's economic boom is expected to fade, according to the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which forecast a slowing in growth over the coming year.
The new drilling boom is expected to diversify global sources away from the Middle East, just as the growth in consumption of fuels shifts from the United States and Europe to China, India and the rest of the developing world.
SYDNEY — The Australian economy shrank 1.2 percent in the first quarter from the previous quarter, suffering its biggest contraction in 20 years, after extensive flooding hit coal exports, but a mining boom is expected to help growth bounce back quickly this year.
When I was editor of the modern architecture magazine Dwell, which launched in 2000, around the time of the first dot-com boom, we expected to see an embrace of radical design as more and more newly minted dot-com millionaires began looking for their starter homes.
