Sentence examples for both boom from inspiring English sources

The other is Michigan, where the auto industry's long decline made the state an underperformer during both boom and bust.

Planet Money This economics 'cast from the This American Life team explains both boom and bust with wit and clarity.

Mr. LoCascio said he had been with the company since 1995, so he has seen both boom and bust.

In the decade to March 2003, encompassing both boom and bust, Time Warner's total shareholder return hit 5,812 percent, according to Thomson Reuters.

The past decade has seen both boom and bust, and a raft of policies under successive governments to encourage economic growth in UK cities.

Both Boom Bip and Caribou (formerly Manitoba) made their names as electronica acts, twiddling knobs in the wake of Can, Cornelius and the Boards of Canada.

From mark-to-market accounting and illiquid products to credit-default swaps and speculative traders, the tendency for both booms and busts to feed on themselves has increased.

The nation's ever more variable weather brought both booms and busts, with brambles and birds doing well, and slugs flourishing.

Britain and Ireland, which epitomized the free-market orthodoxy, both boomed for a time but then were flattened by the bursting of a credit and real estate bubble and required to nationalize weakened banks.

Dr. Scoggin said exaggerated investment claims, wild speculative swings, predatory investors' taking advantage of the little guy's work, fights over claims (read "patent disputes"), constant tests of endurance and adaptability, and a custom of casual dress that makes it difficult to read status at a glance were features of both booms.

The Web and wireless connectivity were both booming.