Sentence examples for boom provided from inspiring English sources

The finite element analysis for the jib boom provided information about stress distribution for extreme load conditions.

The Asian luxury-goods boom provided fertile new markets and by 2007, when Jimmy Choo was resold to another group, the price was £225m.

In fact, the California mining boom provided the occasion for a national debate about wealth, as the historian David Goodman demonstrated in "Gold Seeking: Victoria and California in the 1850's" (Stanford University Press, 1994).

While the beat boom provided Britons relief from the postimperial humiliation of hand-me-down rock, the Beatles and their ilk brought the United States more than credible simulations.

And this lack of freedom went along with a very modest range of choices in the marketplace: 'You can have any colour you like, as long as it's black,' Henry Ford famously told his customers.' The welfare state during the postwar boom provided security – but a security that could feel stultifying, even oppressive.

At its best, the "design-art" boom provided capital for ambitious designers to produce experimental work, and accelerated the careers of rising design stars, including Joris Laarman and Maarten Baas in the Netherlands, Martino Gamper and Julia Lohmann in the United Kingdom.

Tokyo is undergoing a hotel construction boom, providing alternatives to the three major luxury properties long familiar to business travelers: the New Otani, the Imperial and the Okura.

Although the area was constantly torn by gang violence and chronic joblessness, property prices surged at the height of the housing boom, providing hope of a better future.

At the same time, the elephants have responded to the heavy poaching with a baby boom, providing the researchers some hope for the jumbos' survival.

It's a simple change that could have profound effects—especially as the shale drilling boom provides abundant new supplies of natural gas.

A village to the south of O'Hare Airport, it was part of Chicago's post-World War II growth boom, providing a multitude of manufacturing and warehousing jobs to the country's first wave of suburbanites.