Sentence examples for caused a boom from inspiring English sources

That caused a boom in mining investment that is now opening alternatives to China.

Prosperity has caused a boom in construction; in 1998, housing permits in the Twin Cities shot up by 20% over the year before.

The poor who lived in cities experienced rapidly rising incomes, especially in Calcutta, where huge expenditures for the war against Japan caused a boom that quadrupled food prices.

They are less efficient than a carbon price and distort the market witness Spain's solar feed-in tariff, which caused a boom in the industry, followed by a bust this year.Governments regard subsidies as easier, politically, than taxing carbon.

The introduction of Pacific coho and chinook salmon and other game fish into Lake Michigan, however, met with surprising success and caused a boom in the sportfishing industry, which now surpasses commercial fishing in economic importance.

After the creation of the euro, investors developed a false sense of security about lending to peripheral economies; this led to large capital flows from the core to the periphery, and corresponding current account imbalances: These capital inflows also caused a boom in the periphery that raised costs and prices dramatically compared with the core: Now all of that has to be unwound.

Claims MP3s will revive the singles business and cause a boom in catalogue sales.

This time, you might say, it wouldn't be war that causes a boom.

The two trends combined to cause a boom in ramen culture and noodles soon rivalled rice as the national carbohydrate.

If Greece goes back to the drachma, that'll probably cause a boom in tourism, because property prices will collapse.

He points out that when there were not enough jobs to go round for white Swedish building workers, the government offered tax relief on home refurbishment, causing a boom in the industry.