Sentence examples for bust ironically from inspiring English sources

The next victim of such a boom (and bust?), ironically, may be Germany.Mr Koo's argument sounds convincing, and I agree that Germany could have softened its recession to a larger extent with fiscal stimulus.

It is ironically ironic.

Ironically, busts may promote innovation precisely because they frustrate venture capitalists' efforts to exit their investments.

Ironically, #1 is already a complete bust.

They were being dismissed, but even harsher news came later that day, ironically at the company's weekly beer bust.

Brought on by a building boom going bust, the crisis has made many homeless while also, ironically, leaving countless near-finished properties ripe for squatting.

| The downtown auctioneer Phillips holds its own among the big guys with a contemporary sale (May 15-16) featuring a marble bust by Jeff Koons ("Self-Portrait") from 1991, in which Koons ironically casts himself as a godlike figure, and Basquiat's tortured "Untitled (Fallen Angel)" from 1981.

Yet, ironically, for all its problems (and all the industry's problems), EMI is not bust.

Ironically it unleashes hell".

Ironically, no.

Ironically, indoors.