Sentence examples for extremely buoyant from inspiring English sources

She declined to give figures but described enrollment in all programs as "extremely buoyant".

From 2002 to 2007, the real estate market in the northern part of Cyprus was "extremely buoyant," Mr. Deggin said.

On one hand, they should be well placed: they are in an extremely buoyant market in Asia.

The Spanish market, meanwhile, is extremely buoyant due to rising living standards in Latin America and public policies to promote books and reading.

The year-on-year price rise has slowed down: in December it was 6.4%, not that much higher than the overall inflation rate.Even so, the market continues to look extremely buoyant on many measures.

It concerns the fact that, although the sport of flat racing is in many ways extremely buoyant and popular - as those who recently battled their way through a mass of hat brims and self-tanned shoulders to get a bet on at Royal Ascot will agree - it has, in some fundamental way, lost touch with the thing that makes it special: the horses.

"The players are buoyant, they've worked extremely hard over the last three-and-a-half weeks and they're looking forward to the game in Poland," he said.

Gas vesicles are hollow, buoyant organelles bounded by a thin and extremely stable protein membrane.

Furthermore, patent applications were far more synchronized with the business cycle during the Depression, when the cycle was extremely volatile, than they had been during the '20s, when economic conditions were buoyant.

That's an extremely significant prize because, with its sovereign creditors on side, Irish investment and employment will now be more buoyant, growth will recover quicker and Ireland will return to prosperity much sooner than it otherwise would have done.

But consulting is buoyant.