Sentence examples for boom grows from inspiring English sources

There are the agave species, some of which, if the boom grows, may be depleted.

But no matter how wealthy they might get as Wildwood's latest boom grows, no one in town seems upset by the success of the brothers Morey -- particularly because their rising tide has floated everyone's ship.

Brazil's economy, driven by a worldwide commodity boom, grew a blistering 7.5 percent that year.

But that boom grew out of an anniversary, Mahler's 100th birthday in 1960.

America might also rediscover the vim of the 1990s boom, growing by 2.7% per head, rather than the 1.7% Mr Subramanian otherwise assumes.

The more prosaic theory is that the replica food boom grew out of demand by restaurants for models that re-created the increasingly eclectic range of Japanese and foreign dishes that appeared on menus in the postwar period.

Natural gas production exploded in the U.S. as a result of the shale gas boom, growing by nearly 50% from 2006 to 2015.

This model worked for a while, pushed the commodities boom, growing demand for raw materials from China Brazilil's largest trade partner – and capital flows that favored emerging markets.

"The golf and resort boom grew hand-in-hand and spas were the obvious missing link for the non-golfers," said Lisa Kasanicky, founder of Arizona Spa Girls, an online guide to the state's spas and salons.

Throughout the 1990s, as the dot com boom grew ever larger, so too did the popularity of online gambling.

Diogo Ruivo, the founder of Boom, grew up in the era of the full-moon trance parties in Goa, India, and by his late teens he was already DJing and producing events in Europe.