Sentence examples for by generating a boom from inspiring English sources

Something new could come along to fuel private demand, perhaps by generating a boom in business investment.

Astronomy shows have been a big hit for BBC2 in recent years, with Stargazing Live presented by Professor Brian Cox, one of the BBC's biggest stars, and Dara O Briain, which was credited with generating a boom in interest in astronomy.

Isn't history full of countries that have devalued their way out of crisis by generating an export boom?

After that, falling rates would generate a boom in refinancing, but not in homeownership.

It's fairly easy to understand why that period generated a boom in films about presidents and presidential politics.

Last week, the government collapsed with the resignation of Prime Minister Geir Haarde, whose Independence Party, a conservative group, had enjoyed wide popularity on the back of the prosperity generated by a boom in financial services that saw Iceland's once-conservative banks emerge as edgy, risk-taking players in international markets.

A large portion of Virginia Tech's bowl-game proceeds were devoted toward improving athletic facilities at the school, and more money was generated by a boom in merchandise sales that followed the game.

Rather, it was a special moment in Dutch history, characterized by political enlightenment and economic prosperity, that generated a veritable boom in artistic creation.

His mission: to generate a Sun Belt boom for the N.H.L. in the epicenter of show business.

Breaking the sound barrier generates a sonic boom, so supersonic travel is heavily restricted over land.

Young buyers generated a second boom; from 1972 to 1974 annual U.S. sales doubled from 7 million to 14 million.