Sentence examples for boom was driven from inspiring English sources

boom was driven by an undisclosed force.

And then again in the late '70s, when the boom was driven by rising oil prices.

The American gas boom was driven by small companies such as Mitchell Energy (see our Schumpeter column).

This boom was driven by emerging economies, which grew at an average pace of 7.3% a year.

From Brazil to China, they claim, the boom was driven largely by exports to American consumers, easy access to cheap capital and high commodity prices.

So that's the plan: the boom was driven by mortgages and house-building so the crash can be averted by... fixing the crap houses we built.

Patrick Chovanec, who teaches business at Tsinghua University in Beijing, says the building boom is driven by frenzied investors — not the housing needs of millions of migrating workers.

The boom is driven by high oil prices and the spread of fracking, the technique of shooting water, sand and chemicals underground to retrieve oil and gas trapped in the pores of rocks.

Winifred Hayes, a nurse whose research and consulting firm evaluates medical technologies for insurers and hospitals, says the proton-beam construction boom is driven more by a technology arms race among hospitals than by compelling medical evidence.

At first, hardware and incubators sound like an odd match, since the incubator boom is driven, at least in part, by the way the Web has driven down the costs of starting a company.

The United States was only one of 40 countries that experience a housing boom after 2000, he said, and all of the booms were driven in part by low interest rates.