Sentence examples for show a boom from inspiring English sources

That is fine (except that the existence of such restrictions says a lot about the country's reservations); however, the latest data does show a boom in inward FDI in the first half of this year, which if sustained would suggest the Modi programme is working.

(Ms. Coddington said that at a couture show a boom microphone wielded by one of Mr. Cutler's technicians had struck her in the head).

The discovery of carbon nanotubes in 1991 by Iijima [16] brought revolutionary changes into the field of nano-adsorbents during the last decade that showed a boom as evidenced from the huge number of literature.

"Extensive literature shows a boom and bust economy which leaves fracking regions economically worse off long term.

One shows a boom mike operator blending into the scene and, counter to Singer's earlier hashtag, could've gotten #allgreenscreen.

Figure 4 shows a boom and bust in the saithe fishery that corresponds to the introduction of this gear which allowed mid-water shoals of the species to be caught with great efficiency.

For recent retail tracking of the Lauder lippie range shows a sales boom is undoubtedly under way - just as it was in the 1990 recession and previous downturns.

Champagne sales have been through the roof — Britain drinks more of it than the whole of the United States — but last week The Times of London reported that the only product showing a fresh boom in sales was home safes, as people begin to feel it might be safer to lock their money up at home than keep it at the bank.

The country's carmakers motored through the downturn, and the latest figures show an export-led boom with soaring sales, rising employment and significant investment in new plants and products.

Production photographs show a professional crew working with boom microphones and a bulky camera on a tripod; there is none of the fluttery, handheld camerawork that today not only characterizes most documentaries but the majority of fiction films as well.

ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay — Walk into the headquarters of the central bank of Paraguay, a sprawling seven-story structure surrounded by flowering silk floss trees, and the message is clear: officials proudly display charts showing a dizzying economic boom, with growth reaching 13 percent this year, making Paraguay the fastest-growing country in the Americas.