Sentence examples for creating a boom from inspiring English sources

Libya's 2011 civil war left much of the country in ruins, creating a boom for skilled foreign workers.

Encouraging the revival of a property market in the doldrums risks creating a boom that will simply lead to another bust.

For early birds, replacement provided a chance to introduce more coherent software systems, creating a boom for companies such as SAP which sell them.

There crazes develop when the value of land, stock, or other merchandise is driven well above its intrinsic value by speculation, creating a boom.

Then, in 1994, a Harvard University study showed that cranberry juice soothed urinary tract infections, creating a boom for the industry.

Vendors might also be tempted to send messages that would be delivered as users neared their shops' locations, creating a boom in text-message spam.

While high GDP seems desirable, unsustainably high GDP tends to crash, creating a boom-bust cycle.

Troyer criticized the state's "permissive regulatory structure" for allowing an onslaught of negative consequences, from public safety and environmental concerns to creating a "booming black market".

The new generation of sophisticated energy companies, led by Enron, then created a boom.

Anyone in maritime security will tell you that piracy has created a boom time.

But others say it merely created a boom market for real estate without any real benefits for the local community.