Sentence examples for boom represented from inspiring English sources

Henry Blodget, whose fair, Waspish features had become familiar to CNBC viewers during the stock-market boom, represented a new breed of stock analyst.

The memoir boom represented the triumph of the first-person narrator, and of one who could claim (if not always plausibly) a less slippery relationship with the truth than the unreliable narrators of modernist fiction.

For such a nationally oriented and highly integrated Colombian palm oil sector, the biofuel boom represented a twofold business opportunity to deal with the commercialisation and competitiveness challenges.

The cooperative boom represents the most radical change in the economy.

The S.U.V. boom represents a shift in how we conceive of safety.

Sure, the event was as much about marketing as mixology — but then again, today's bourbon boom represents a triumph of salesmanship.

Even industry critics acknowledge that the boom represents a triumph of sleek packaging and promotion that centers on advertising the drinks to young people with appealing images and claims.

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The booms represent the lower rails and the upper flanges.

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Scott Allshouse, Whole Foods Market's Mid-Atlantic regional president, said H Street was enjoying a boom and represented a lot of the demographics that the company values.