Sentence examples for boom rapidly from inspiring English sources

Its economic boom, rapidly expanding middle class and high-gear global quest for resources and markets contrast sharply with the continuing authoritarianism of its official politics.

In the trials at Ohmsett a 30-metre-long prototype boom managed to successfully contain around three tonnes of oil.The company is now developing a way to deploy the boom rapidly.

Recently green buildings are booming rapidly in China.

Indeed, research and development activities on its basic subsystems have been booming rapidly since 1980s.

With the development of intelligent transport systems (ITSs), Internet-of-Vehicles (IoV) techniques are booming rapidly in recent years.

A star of Ireland's technology boom fell rapidly from grace today, propelled downward by its second warning of weaker sales in three weeks.

Now, a long-living baby boom generation, rapidly fluctuating global markets and municipal bankruptcies are blowing holes in the notion that for public pension funds, time is infinite.

This is a common refrain in San Francisco these days, with the tech boom having rapidly transformed the city — and the SoMa neighborhood in particular.

Yet despite an economic boom, a rapidly growing population and a corresponding increase in energy needs, California did not add a single new major electric power plant during the 1990's.

"Total debt as a share of G.D.P. is rising fast," he says, "and the advantage of cheap labor, a key to the Chinese boom, is rapidly disappearing, as labor shortages give workers the upper hand in contract negotiations".

There is little question by either side that the regulations would severely undercut the ability of owners, particularly those who paid extraordinarily high prices at the height of the real estate boom, to rapidly raise rents, deregulate apartments and reap profits.