As long as jobs and salaries stay buoyant, the money worries may ease.
We recorded for two-and-a-half hours and the mood stayed buoyant and convivial throughout.
"Help to Buy has allowed the bottom of the market to stay buoyant, despite property prices increasing".
Even as the wholesale price of lobster has collapsed, restaurant prices for lobster tails and that hipster favorite the high-end lobster roll have stayed buoyant.
Yet the moment that Tom Wheeler announced his plans for strong net-neutrality rules, on February 4th, broadband stocks jumped, and they have stayed buoyant.
There are so many ideas, storylines and characters in play, and the time involved is so ridiculously lengthy, that it's almost impossible to stay buoyant and excited.
In short, he doesn't conform to the standard modern image of a comedian: he doesn't have tantrums, he doesn't seem to have an ego, beyond what a person needs to stay buoyant.
Knight Frank says that the €3 million-plus market has stayed buoyant but that sales are slow in the €450,000 to €1 million price bracket because those buyers tend to be more reliant on financing, which now is difficult to obtain.
The smashing of the twin towers made things much worse, not only by pushing the national economy over the edge into recession but also by hitting the one industry in the city that would probably have stayed buoyant during a normal recession tourism.
Ibrahim Mbalo, a Gambian who was one of just 28 survivors when a shipwreck claimed the lives of around 800 people last April, has described how passengers pull each other down when the water rushes below decks, since many cannot swim and need something to hold onto in order to stay buoyant.
