Sentence examples for term boom from inspiring English sources

If they don't, and there are no other tax increases, expect lingering unemployment, lower wages, increased corporate profits, especially in the fiscal sector -- which we're already seeing -- a short term boom in the stock market, and another crash.

This over-performance was sustained and even reinforced over forty years, despite the short term boom and bust technological and economic cycle in 1999 2000, at the end of which the city returned to its long term basal trend (Figure 2A).

It's a long-term boom, too.

We are in the midst of a short-term boom of shale oil and natural gas.

"Still, there's a sense of a long-term boom that has not ended".

But its opponents have long argued that the nationalisation would merely create a short-term boom while throttling investment.

Europe's smaller technology markets have seen an even bigger short-term boom and bust than the Nasdaq.

We must not settle for a short-term boom, fuelled by rising property prices and bankers showing their Mo-Jo.

More than 350m literate Indians do not yet subscribe to a newspaper, which, coupled with rising literacy, promises a long-term boom.

Partly, his reluctance to predict a long-term boom in security work stems from an attitude that has hurt Wackenhut before -- many businesses consider it expensive.

Bulgarian businesspeople in the region like Kostas Grivov, who employs 100 workers in two factories processing nuts and dried fruit, are expecting a short-term boom in tourism, shopping and investment.