Sentence examples for prolonged boom from inspiring English sources

The latter is now Australia's biggest trading partner, and, through its inexhaustible demand for commodities, the engine of Australia's prolonged boom.

This is Mr Gore's strongest card: the Clinton presidency, whatever else you say about it, has been a time of astonishingly prolonged boom.

One is that, whereas Spaniards are angry (their economy has gone from prolonged boom to spectacular bust), Italians are simply numbed by a decade of negligible growth.In this section The unhappy campers United in apathy What did they know?

THE prolonged boom in Malaysia has produced its millionaires.

During the prolonged boom of the 1990's, the economy was much less volatile than in earlier expansions.

However, while the older generation has enjoyed a prolonged boom as Britain has grown richer overall, younger people have lost out.

Goldman's form of shorting prolonged the boom and made the crisis that followed much worse.

After all, demographers have never entirely gotten over the fact that they missed the scale and duration of the prolonged baby boom in America after World War II.

It has artificially prolonged a boom in local consumption through the April elections, financed by external remittances from as many as 500,000 Moldovans working in the E.U. and 344,000 in Russia — sums that once comprised a third of GDP.

It has driven up unemployment in a province accustomed to the good life during a prolonged commodity boom, and caused Alberta's finances to fall into the red for the first time in 15 years.

Slowing demand for PCs among consumers and business customers alike, coupled with the general slowing of the economy, has dashed hopes for a prolonged industry boom.