Sentence examples for could boom from inspiring English sources

The underlying assumption was that technological innovations had produced a new economy that could boom without inflation.

It has an excellent geographic location, there are no regional wars, and it could boom if it could just export to the American market.

"And the [François] Bayrou [centrist] vote could boom if people on the centre and right think that he is the only way to stop Hollande.

Noting that there were always swings in the investment banking business, he said, "I think when things come back, these numbers could boom again".

Experts predict that the market for traded endowment policies (Teps), now worth £500 million a year, could boom to as much as £1.5 billion as a result.

Mr Ambani concluded that India's economy could boom in the long run, at a sustained rate of 8-10%, growing quicker than China, if only the right conditions were created.All this looks and sounds attractive.

You have to look and ask if there's a catalyst here that could really boom the stock up big time.

But buyers quickly learned that bust could follow boom.

Could this boom also end in tears, leaving households with homes worth less than their mortgage debt?

An explosive device, she added, as if she were talking to a child, was something that could "go boom".

Businesses would relocate here, investment would boom, companies could pay their staff higher wages.