Sentence examples for considerable boom from inspiring English sources

The Hellenistic Age (323 30 bce) saw a considerable boom in collecting as art moved increasingly from the public to the private domain.

Game collectors have been around for years but the past decade has seen a considerable boom in the value of rare titles.

At the time of the Centennial Exposition, cut-crystal work began to revive, and by 1880 a considerable boom in its production had developed a boom that was to continue throughout the 1880s and 1890s.

Raphael Homer Bryant was born on Dec. 24, 1931, in Philadelphia, and made his name in that city during its considerable postwar jazz boom.

Ever since the Turnbull government launched the so-called "ideas boom", a considerable amount of excitement has been generated about the future direction of Australia's economy.

Pricey, but a considerable steal compared with boom times.

But the effort to embrace a broader mix of people and activities is complicated by constricting budgets -- an age boom colliding at considerable velocity with an economic bust.

He trashes the baby boom generation -- with considerable justification -- for being self-indulgent, self-absorbed and spoiled.

The sonic boom created shattered a considerable assortment of windows across the continent.

The sonic boom created shattered a considerable assortment of windows across the continent..

That cause is the contentious drilling technique for natural gas known as fracking, which has caused an economic boom — as well as considerable environmental worry — in places that sit atop gas-rich shale.