Sentence examples for seemingly booming from inspiring English sources

If a seemingly booming company shows a negative cash flow from operations, ask if the rapid growth in revenues is hiding some profound problems.

I sat in the waiting room looking at the photos of all the amazing places around the world he had visited, and observed the number of patients around me in his seemingly booming practice.

It featured a cacophony of school drum corps, church bells and booming fireworks at seemingly random times (like just before dawn).

Farmers planted the vines hoping to cash in on the seemingly endless boom in Australian wine.

The seemingly limitless boom of the nineteen-nineties created, in still another way, a disadvantage for Gore.

Kunzru flits dexterously between Guy's bullish hubris and Arjun's desperate toils, creating a sharp snapshot of the heady time when everyone was "surfing the wave of innovation" in a seemingly boundless boom.

THE seemingly unending boom in the hotel business in New York continued unabated during the first half of this year, despite an influx of new rooms and the prospect of more to come.

At the time, unsurprisingly, most western economists weren't bowled over; in thrall to the seemingly endless boom, the Great Depression looked to them to be more or less irrelevant.

It is visible in the rising domestic violence rates, booming private security businesses and a seemingly unstoppable stream of foreclosures.

Broad of shoulder and booming of voice, Bob Romeo is a memorable guy with a seemingly memorable job title: chief executive of the Academy of Country Music.

And thanks to a seemingly endless construction boom, those options keep multiplying.