Sentence examples for renewed boom from inspiring English sources

As much of the high-tech industry is enjoying a renewed boom, the competition for top recruits in engineering and other fields is as intense as ever.

The renewed boom for industrial companies like Magnet-Schultz has helped push the unemployment rate down to 3.4 percent in Memmingen, less than half the national average of 7.6 percent.

Looks like Daily Mail publisher DMGT is gearing up for a renewed boom in online property listings… Just a week after buying the half of property search site Globrix that News International didn't want, its Associated Northcliffe Digital has apparently bought the domain names, although not the businesses, of another two property sites – Dothomes and Extate.

Another eyepopper on Hulbert's list is a beneficiary of the renewed boom in biotechnology.

First, China's high investment could set the stage for a renewed export boom.

The recent economic recovery in the UK is apparently driven not only by a renewed property boom, but by savers spending their reserves – quite sensibly, too.

California's recent better times owe much to a renewed tech boom, which has also been good for smaller tech centres like Austin, and even for Portland, Oregon (firmly in the north).

Colorado is experiencing a renewed real-estate boom, and the housing developments alongside the interstate between Denver and Colorado Springs rarely evoke the virtues of conservation and smallness.

In large part this has been due to a renewed US oil boom, as technological advances such as fracking have made it possible to exploit previously unrecoverable shale oil reserves.

Thoughts of reform should focus on the young When George Osborne told the 400,000 people who retire every year with an annuity that they could now do whatever they liked with the money, it immediately sparked concerns about a renewed buy-to-let boom.

But there is renewed optimism about a prefab boom.