Sentence examples for over the boom from inspiring English sources

Yet it was that party which presided over the boom times and were rewarded with three general election victories in a row.

In fact, I would argue strongly that over the boom period of 1995-2000, state governments were extremely prudent in their fiscal policies.

Instead, the album sets out its musical stall on opener Stonemilker: high-drama string arrangements over the boom and crack of electronic beats.

Because of tidal currents, any oil on top of the water could splash over the boom, then into the bay and up the Fish and Magnolia Rivers into nurseries for area wildlife.

He presided over the boom years of the Irish economy, which saw Ireland strongly outperform its European Union rivals, with unemployment all but banished and Ireland's traditional emigration reversed as more people came from abroad to join the workforce than left it.His resignation should ease the transfer of power.

With that shift, the dominance of the big British and American specialists who reigned over the boom of the 1990's is being challenged by local competition and complicated by the depressed level of asset prices and the difficulty that some firms have had in realizing gains from earlier deals because of the economic downturn.

Weak debt covenants held over from the boom and from more recent issues mean bondholders should be mindful of their vulnerability amid breakup fever.

One obvious frailty was an over-reliance during the boom years on a now-stricken financial sector for growth.

It was an audacious act, judges say, but one that was perfect for the over-the-top Internet boom.

"Now I have two useless arms," he announced over the boom-chucka, boom-chucka rhythm, shaking out his wrists, each decorated with a tattoo of a French horn.

"The oil's gonna go over the booms or underneath the bottom".