Sentence examples for serious boom from inspiring English sources

No surprise he's not expecting a serious boom in the market for about five years or more.

There were serious booms, too: tracer fire, and what sounded like mortars.

City Councilman Michael E. McMahon, a Democrat who represents Mariner's Harbor, said the area is experiencing "a serious economic boom".

The Bay Area is experiencing a serious population boom – some estimates put San Francisco at an upward trajectory of more than 10,000 people per year.

Which simply tells you how far the UK is from being a balanced economy, free from serious probability of boom, and that other thing.

Philip Booth, academic and research director of UK-based free-market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, told VICE News that while all middle-income countries experience serious stock market booms and busts on occasions, but "the fact that there has been a boom and bust and trading has been suspended is indicative of certain underlying problems".

The only serious flaw in the boom was a nagging inflationary trend that weakened the franc.

Alongside the mita, Toledo's other reforms were the first serious attempt to organise this boom city.

At the time Cleveland was on a serious upswing – the postwar manufacturing boom had been very kind.

But at some point, it's worth asking: Is this a true boom, backed by serious investors with clear-headed business models?

The US shale gas boom is disguising serious risks to the security of global energy supplies, according to one of the industry's leading consultancies.