Sentence examples for return to boom from inspiring English sources

But we don't need a return to boom times for a substantial economic impact.

(He instinctively wrote "no return to boom and bust", but crossed it out).

Sounds like a dig at the man who promised "no return to boom and bust".

Cameron says MPs remember other catchphrases, like "no return to boom and bust".

The Treasury is predicting that growth will return to boom levels of 4.5% in just two years.

Executives are already talking as if a return to boom times may be just around the corner.

It also explains why nearly every election is about the economy (stupid), and why Americans were so proud of their economy in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s; but also why most Americans have been so disappointed with the economy over the past several decades, as it returned to boom and bust cycles, and middle-class wages stopped increasing.

A return to boom-time dividends remains distant for bank investors in the United States.

"We cannot risk another property-linked boom-bust cycle which has done so much damage before, notably in the financial crash in 2008... "If the recovery is to be sustained it will need to be balanced, geographically and sectorally, to correct the bias against traded activities and against investment - and to ensure we do not return to boom-bust cycles around property markets.

However, not every multimillionaire has enjoyed a return to the boom years.

The tourism industry is not expecting a return to the boom times soon.