Sentence examples for potential boom from inspiring English sources

But he sees it as something else, too, an early stake in a potential boom market.

Iraq now has elections, a functioning, if imperfect, army and an oil industry on the cusp of a potential boom.

But Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury, told Sky News's Murnaghan programme that he did not see a potential boom as a problem.

A major concern about the advent of a new type of natural gas drilling in New York is whether the state's environmental regulators could keep up with a potential boom once this drilling process, known as fracking, is allowed.

Chicago's move comes against a background of a potential boom of MBAs and masters courses in Europe as continental higher education systems adapt from their current five to seven-year format to the Anglo-American model of three or four-year undergraduate degrees, followed by a masters and a three-year PhD.

Finance, as you suggested earlier, is one potential boom industry, India's strengths lie in industries that are skill-intensive.

Health workers also worry about a potential crime boom.

A study by the Williams Institute at UCLA also found that 3,600 same-sex couples already living in Nevada will likely wed in the next three years, a potential $52m economic boom.

Officials and industry experts say the potential resource boom seems increasingly imperiled by corruption, violence and intrigue, and has put the Afghan government's vulnerabilities on display.

They argue that its risks are a small price to pay for a potential energy boom which could dramatically reduce US dependence on foreign oil.

What is not usually pointed out in explorations of a potential baby boom is that the events of 9/11 also terrified many people, who have had second thoughts about having children before the world steadies itself.