Sentence examples for that busts from inspiring English sources

An international study by the IMF has shown that busts in house prices last longer than stockmarket crashes and result in more lost output.

If there was urgency in her tone, it was because of the knowledge that busts have usually followed booms on Christmas Island.

Just when you think that Headland's aperture has been drawn too narrow, the director, Trip Cullman, pulls off a slam-bam surreal finale that busts open the play's keenly observed realism.

The other, aimed at Boxer, portrays her head as a monstrous balloon — inflated by egotism, unrestrained liberalism and hot air — that busts through the U.S. Capitol dome and then darkens the California landscape, upon which (you will notice a theme here) innocent citizens bolt in terror.

The shipping container filled with children's sneakers that busts the hull of Redford's boat is the only incursion of eco-parable into a story that is otherwise, as AO Scott pointed out, "an action movie in the most profound and exalted sense of the term".

This is 2014, when we have come to realise that only charlatans claim that you can buck the market, that busts can take a long time to get over, and that something which claims to be green can still be wasteful.

But buyers quickly learned that bust could follow boom.

But everyone, in their hearts, knows that bust still follows boom.

He mused this week that busting the 3%-of-GDP ceiling imposed by the euro area's stability pact would "not be a capital offence".

But last year, security researcher Patrick Wardle uncovered the Fruitfly malware that busted this myth wide open.

The Tarrytown, New York-based biotechnology firm has made its reputation on innovations that bust the bottlenecks of drug discovery and development.