Sentence examples for cycle of boom from inspiring English sources

The cycle of boom and bust seems more the norm than the exception.

Mexico's tourist towns are famous for running this cycle of boom to bust in a generation.

And it arguably interrupted the cycle of boom, bust and renewal that leads to a durable recovery.

To prevent the cycle of boom and bust in the housing market, speculation in house price appreciation must be discouraged.

Most everyone knows of the business cycle of boom and bust, but what is less well known is capitalism's cycle of scandal.

Capitalism may have undergone significant changes over the past two centuries, but with every cycle of boom and bust it has emerged stronger.

Or is the region's cycle of booms and busts set to repeat itself?

After the Conquistadors reintroduced the animals to the continent, in the sixteenth century, a cycle of booms and busts followed.

In "Modern New York: The Life and Economics of a City" (Palgrave Macmillan, $28), Mr. David, a columnist for and former editor of Crain's New York Business, argues convincingly that Wall Street has been largely responsible for the city's cycle of booms and busts since the 1960s.

They'll learn about a business cycle of booms and busts that are created by an arm of the government itself.

In the never-ending cycle of boom-and-bust trendiness that moves cupcakes and doughnuts from hot to not to hot again, there is one constant: pie.