Sentence examples for rising boom from inspiring English sources

His ideas coincided with the Neue Sachlichkeit ("new objectivity") movement of early-1920s Weimas, as well as a rising boom in the German film industry.

In Cambodia and across the remote forests of the world, a rising boom in the illegal sale of wood, land, and minerals has turned the environmental beat into a new sort of conflict journalism.

In Cambodia and in remote forests elsewhere, a rising boom in the illegal sale of wood, land, and minerals has turned the environmental beat into a new sort of conflict journalism.

The high-rise boom that began in Chicago in the late 19th century was accompanied by vaulting propaganda, and a sense that these towers were implicit in a human eschatology, one that would inevitably culminate in the unification of heaven and earth.

One benefit of the high rise boom is the engineering breakthroughs, including deep foundations (steel piles were driven 80 meters into the ground for the Jinmao Tower) and safety features such as fluid dampers that absorb strong wind gusts on upper level.

That was a time of high and rising inflation, booming commodity prices, OPEC's success as a cartel and the Iran-Iraq war.

One theory long promulgated by fashion watchers is that hemlines rise in boom times (the 1920's, the 80's) and fall during less economically vital years (the early 70's).

But now, as mortgage rates rise, the boom appears to be fading.

Its industrial-growth model has closely resembled Japan's in its post-war boom, rising on the same tide of an expanding workforce and export-led productivity gains.

In a boom, rising property prices increase the value of the collateral held by banks, which makes them more willing to extend credit.

D.C. Council member David Grosso (I-At Large) said he was surprised to hear that the District's median household income was not rising after several boom years.