Sentence examples for means boom from inspiring English sources

That means boom times for what might be called an Obamacare cottage industry, providing work for dozens of former administration and mostly Democratic Congressional officials whose immersion in health policy minutiae, and friendships, make them invaluable to private business.

"I mean, boom!" Mr. Almstead says.

Which, put another way, has meant boom time for the internet dating industry.

This year the weather has brought extreme heat and drought — which has meant boom times for both Aermotor and Crowell Water Well Service, Mr. Crowell's company.

As political aspirants jostle for power in Africa's biggest oil producer, the spending the two unleash can mean boom time for street changers such as Kareem Abdulkadir.

While many industries are eager for tariffs to fall on things as diverse as textiles, rubber, vegetable oils and steel, a few are nervously waiting to see whether the agreement will mean boom or bust for their businesses.

While many industries are eager for tariffs to fall on everything from textiles and rubber to vegetable oils and steel, a few are nervously waiting to see whether the agreement will mean boom or bust for their businesses.

The terror gripping broadcast television as viewers continue to run away — 8.6 million to "Duck Dynasty , 13.1 million to "The Bible," who knows how many to "House of Cards" — has meant boom times for TV's most ephemeral product: the network pilot.

Global demand for food, as well as for corn and other feedstocks used to make ethanol, mean boom times for farmers.

"When I say, 'Boom,' I mean boom".

This meant Boom Boom Room for Purple magazine's Fashion Week affair.