Sentence examples for instability of boom from inspiring English sources
"The characteristic regional pattern indicated by changing population levels is one of instability, of boom and bust," Shennan says.
Particularly important for a Britain which has been more subject than most economies to the instability of boom-bust cycles and constantly changing policies.
Keynes first became convinced of the instability of unregulated economies in the boom years of the "Roaring '20s". In many ways, the 1920s were like the last 15 years in their technological dynamism, the extravagant lifestyles of the very rich and in their "irrational exuberance". But they were especially like the recent past in their belief that prosperity would continue without interruption.
At least there is boom, lots and lots of boom.
So goodbye, Legion of Boom.
It was the relative instability of these hand-feeding methods, along with an explosion of infant deaths accompanying the immigration and employment booms of the industrial revolution, that led physicians to seek a safer way.
We contributed to the instability of Pakistan.
I like the instability of the cubes.
The instability of 2016 will continue.
Instability — the instability of meaning, in particular — is his constant theme.
