Sentence examples for booming resources from inspiring English sources

Once part of a vast army of workers in what was Australia's booming resources sector, Mr Windle now gets up at 5.30 am five days a week to clean and drive school buses in the small town of Muswellbrook.

Planes taking off over the bay whisk "fly in/fly out" workers to the booming resource-rich states of Western Australia and Queensland, offering wages four times Australia's national average.

The move is aimed at balancing protection for the country's delicate reefs and marine life, which are facing growing environmental pressures, with the demands of its booming resource-driven economy.

A booming resource sector not only attracts labor and capital from other industrial sectors but also induces a myopic sloth among policy makers and private actors.

Macro-economic deficits of overvaluing a currency in foreign exchange rates based on the booming resource extraction sectors while neglecting other sectors as well as failures to establish a robust fiscal system and to diversify the economy beyond resource extraction ("Dutch Disease"); and.

Russia is a key prospect in the global travel industry, with growth forecast to be in the double-digits in the coming years as disposable incomes rise across the country's vast population, fuelled by the booming natural resources sector.

Houston is a financially booming city with major resources and a population that puts it number four in the U.S. As for the Lakers, they have an aging team.

The proceeds of booming gas and other resource exports have gone into building the extravagant new capital, Naypyidaw, and into the dozens of gaudy mansions that have sprouted in the posher suburbs of Yangon while the densely populated downtown deteriorates.

On page 38 Jones looks at Bjorn Algkvist's Intentia International, the Swedish software maker that's making a splash in the booming business of enterprise resource planning programs.

Since then, China has accelerated its engagement with the continent, not only to secure resources for its booming economy but also to extract the raw materials on which our laptops, games consoles and mobile phones depend.

But in Norway, a nation that has devoted a major portion of its booming economy to its ocean resources (oil has recently made people very rich), there seems to be enough money for wild and farmed fish alike.