Sentence examples for sudden bust from inspiring English sources

But critics of Chinese investment in Latin Americas have failed to notice an important concern: not its current boom in investment, but a sudden bust.

Icelanders experienced, in a relatively short period of 5 years, an economic boom, followed by a sudden bust and then substantial recovery.

But a trickle of people over the decades is quite a different matter from what the city now faces, a sudden population bust that could subtract up to 250,000 people.

And when you're talking about "My Favorite Things," just the fact that all of a sudden he busts into drum and bass out of nowhere is fantastic.

Credits that expire every year or two cause sudden booms and busts, making it hard for turbine-makers to make longer-term plans and thus holding back the industry, say proponents of wind power.

Historians say images of a contemporaneous Caesar are rare — they are generally idealized versions, produced after his assassination two years later, in 44 B.C. — so the sudden news of the bust's emergence led some of them to question its authenticity.

But things get properly creepy right about when the Portishead-esque vocals bust out that line about "the sudden smell of burning flesh".

In January, after his police tortured and killed a South Korean businessman on the pretext of a drug bust, he was forced to call a sudden halt to the nationwide killing spree.

But with memories of past oil busts still vivid, that shift may not be sudden.Where are the tigers now?The saving surplus in East and South-East Asia is the legacy of a bust both more recent and more spectacular than the 1970s oil shocks: the Asian financial crisis in 1997-98.

When the capital bust finally arrived in 1985, there was a sudden universal loathing of PCs.

Mr Sócrates's decision represents a recognition of the inevitable, not a sudden deterioration of the euro-zone mess.In this section 70 or bust!