Sentence examples for boom still from inspiring English sources
The commodities boom still has some way to go.
Olympics are especially important opportunities to cement the security boom still further.
But politicians would not have dared do it at a time when the economy is visibly slowing.Most economists reckon that Australia's boom still has some way to run.
For other teenagers, the boom still means working, but in jobs that put them on career tracks more quickly, not in the sweaty, low-paid and mind-numbing slots that have long been their lot.
And, less measurably, it is a source of economic optimism: a boost to consumer and business sentiment.Not quite the rising tide that lifts all boatsIts economy, however, for all its three-decades-long boom, still only accounts for 8% of global GDP in current dollars; domestic private consumption, though growing fast, remains a small part of national GDP by global standards (36%).
This flick of the switch makes pension saving the default option while retaining the voluntary principle.In this section Counting the cost Hot oil Ground Zero plus one Another boom Still troubled Change and decay Pensions by default ReprintsThe simplicity of the policy is deceptive.
Many of the new luxury buildings are sleek, rectangular affairs, but smog-darkened high-rises from earlier booms still occupy big swaths of São Paulo.
Some masterpieces from Brazil's booms still survive as testament to past extravagance, like the celebrated opera house built at the height of the rubber boom at the end of the 19th century in Manaus, the largest city in the Amazon.
Claire Jacobs, founder of Vajazzle.me.uk, which kicked-started the trend for having crystals applied to one's nether regions, has seen growth of 534 per cent since last year, and developments in the genre – notably, the Leg-jazzle and the Pejazzle (you can work that one out yourself) – mean business is booming still.
The current boom is still being driven by wealthy Taiwanese.
The publishing boom was still in full swing (just).
