Sentence examples for projected boom from inspiring English sources

The projected boom is coming at a time when rising oil prices stemming from Middle East unrest make ethanol more appealing.

Of equal concern, some large public universities are planning to reduce enrollment in the coming years or to keep it stagnant, despite a projected boom in the college-age population over the next decade.

The projected boom failed to materialise, however, and HAT quickly entered bankruptcy, Leavitt selling the XR-1A to Frank Piasecki, another former Platt-LePage employee who had now started his own helicopter company.

It was always, 'If you win this match, you're going to break the Project 45' — boom.

But though Mr. McGrath and counterparts in other cities are armed with studies projecting a boom in travelers, hotel occupancy, restaurant spending and prestige, a number of economists say they are fighting for a larger share of what is essentially a shrinking industry.

As a result, fixed-asset investment levels increased 32.9% in July as infrastructure projects boomed.

But it projected an investment boom that would lift output and drive unemployment down to 2.8%, a rate not seen for 57 years.

As it is, atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide are at an all-time high and are projected to continue booming.

It seemed to contradict many reports over the last decade that projected that the baby boom generation would collect an inheritance windfall.

The market for these PC servers is projected by Dataquest to boom.

The gathering seeks to add substance to the group that grew out of an acronym devised by Goldman Sachs economist Jim O'Neill back in 2003 that projected a long-term boom and global power shift in their favor.