Sentence examples similar to hyper boom from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, an ayatollah named Ruhollah Khomeini fumed in exile.The shah pursued a "Great Civilisation"—a blend of personal rule, manufactured ceremonial and what one Western journalist called a "hyper-boom".
Southern California is reaping the benefits of not participating in the dot-com hyper-boom.
The second wave occurred at the beginning of the 15th century by a group of 50,000 German Jews who migrated eastward and ushered an apparent hyper-baby-boom era for half a millennium (Atzmon et al. 2010).
That has provided the capital for an investment boom that will help keep German industry hyper-competitive in the future.
It's the hyper-accurate, hardware-enabled payoff to the Snapchat filter boom.
Evolving standards or no, checkbook journalism has been a persistent and problematic feature of news coverage at even the most powerful and reputable news organizations, long predating the hyper-competitive 24-hour cable news cycle and the celebrity gossip boom.
This hyper-commerce - often multinational in ownership and crude in populism - has grown under Gordon Brown's housing/retail boom.
"At the end of an economic boom at which spending increased at the rate we saw in New York, even if it was hyper-efficient to begin with, you couldn't say it is efficient now," he said.
"Boom, boom, boom, boom".
