Sentence examples for boom warning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Florio, meanwhile, has in many ways made his own campaign a referendum on the nation's economic boom, warning voters that the fantastic wealth created by the new economy has momentarily obscured looming problems on issues like Social Security and pension financing.

Smith is advising subscribers to buy into the HDTV boom, warning that they should "buy the arms dealers, not the armies".

The pair got a great reception on stage during their  presentation for Learn to Drive — not least for the in-car dashboard app's killer feature: a voice warning that booms out when a learner is going too fast — which saves having a blow-out argument with mom/dad over who is right about the speed.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, warning that the boom in real estate and on Wall Street has come to an end, unveiled a $59.1 billion budget Thursday that would virtually halt the growth in city spending for the first time since the economic downturn following 9/11.

Middlesbrough is full of security cameras attached to loudspeakers, which occasionally boom out warnings to miscreants.

So just how complacent can one be in light of the above boom headline warnings?

In 2005, the LeRoy Collins Institute, at Florida State University, released a report warning that the state budget was overdependent on the housing boom and would soon experience deep shortfalls.

Few analysts are forecasting a full-scale bear market, but many experts have been warning of more government measures and the end of the boom.

There were boom and bust economic cycles, devastating epidemics and natural disasters that came without warning.

The boom will not be able to suck up all of the strewn rubbish, however, with Slat warning that plastic is "quite persistent.

Some economists had been warning the East Asians about their inefficiencies for years, but while the economies were booming the warnings went unheeded.