Sentence examples for off the boom from inspiring English sources

After all, why turn off the boom to fight an inflationary threat that may never materialize?

Some would argue that it was DST, a Russian holding company now renamed Mail.ru, and a related investment fund, DST Global, that set off the boom.

Mr. Gilroy may have been influenced by the sales success of the 1984 Jeep Cherokee, arguably the vehicle that touched off the boom in sport utility vehicles.

As the ads put it for "Bwana Devil," the low-budget, 1952 film that touched off the boom, here was your chance to experience: "A lion in your lap!

But the idea of leaving off the boom, if necessary, has not been discussed or approved by safety oversight committees that are following NASA's progress in getting shuttles ready to fly again.

Frictions between the pizzeria's white owners and its black customers build until Sal, played by Danny Aiello, demands that a black youth, Radio Raheem, turn off the boom box on which he constantly plays Public Enemy's "Fight the Power".

That's a good thing, if we ever hope to get off the boom-bust-bailout track.

Instead of being better off as a result of the boom, these people will end up worse off.

"what I see is a leveling off from the boom, where house prices would keep going up.

A bubble looks just like a boom, says Marc Andreessen, who touched off the first boom when his company, Netscape, went public in 1995.

The drip-drip approach eventually killed off the housing boom and prompted the sub-prime mortgage crisis.