Sentence examples for boom offset from inspiring English sources

"An acceleration of growth in the vast services sector and an on-going construction boom offset a weakened performance in manufacturing in August," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit.

For the past eighteen months or so, he has been relying on the stimulative effects of the housing boom to offset a precipitate fall in business investment.

The effects of the boom helped offset the effects of the Depression so much that Houston was called the "city the Depression forgot".

Employers hired almost three times as many workers in August as economists had forecast, adding to evidence that an Australian mining boom is offsetting weaker domestic demand.

However, the vaping boom could not offset a dire year for Britain's supermarkets as Britons were expected to spend 0.7% less in the aisles this year, at £145bn.

While I agree that private tutoring may be experiencing a boom, this is offset by the sometimes aggressive recruitment drives of tutoring agencies, resulting in a surfeit of tutors for particular subject areas (in my case, English and history).

With its acquisition of McDonnell Douglas in 1997, Boeing sought a more reliable income stream to offset the boom-and-bust cycles in passenger travel.

The buoyancy of the services and construction sector PMIs suggest the domestic economy clearly continued to boom in July, offsetting the cooling of growth seen in the manufacturing sector.

The problems hurting domestic demand have been partly offset by a boom in export sales, helped by a weaker dollar.

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Slow economic growth in the EU is no longer offset by a boom in Russia fueled by high oil process.