Sentence examples for buoyant time from inspiring English sources

"We're not in a buoyant time, and there's no one on the horizon looking to develop the piers," Barclay said.

"I am hugely excited about this opportunity to join England Rugby in what is a very buoyant time," he said.

BSkyB, the satellite broadcaster, bucked the sector trend to enjoy a buoyant time with its stock up 23p to 885p.

They regroup here with Joey Baron, a drummer who has absorbed some of Mr. Motian's lessons while maintaining his own buoyant time feel; the repertory should encompass both spooky originals and heartland standards.

2017 promises to be a vibrant and buoyant time for both iZettle and its market," said Gordon Watson, Partner at Victory Park Capital, in a statement.

But despite entering at a clearly buoyant time for AstraZeneca, Brennan may find himself steering the company through rough waters, come 2007.

These are buoyant times for the hotel industry, with new properties opening and old buildings being refurbished at a speedy pace.

Nevertheless, even if we were in more financially buoyant times, we will still be facing some long-term challenges, such as how to cope with an ageing population.

Growth in fiscal 2000 dropped for the second year running, to an estimated 6.0%, depressed by a truant monsoon and an overhang of industrial capacity built in more buoyant times.

In some ways, it's a good thing, as when a business is in buoyant times it's easy to expand your range, but then you have to rein it in when times are hard.

Huatai Securities, which raised $2.3 billion in Shanghai last month, is hovering about 11 percent above its starting price — a modest showing in the mainland Chinese market, where new issues were, in more buoyant times, often heavily oversubscribed and frequently more than doubled in price upon debut.