Sentence examples for the boom which from inspiring English sources

In part, this is due to the nature of the boom, which was stoked by cheap credit and lax lending standards.

Because many buyers in Travis are middle-class, brokers say, prices ran up only so high during the boom, which means they haven't fallen far since.

News of SSP's difficulties will intensify the debate over the stability of private-equity buyouts struck during the boom, which typically saddle companies with large amounts of debt.

However some experts say the boom, which has led to increasing interest from Chinese buyers in French vineyards, is more a matter of cultural sensibilities than taste.

Among them were reports of hydraulic fluid leaking from the crane and problems with a wire rope that holds up the boom, which led to a temporary suspension of work.

Towns across the county are sharing in the boom, which tourist officials attribute to the area's natural beauty – in direct contrast to some of the distinctly unnatural beauties in the show.

Airbus is building tankers with the booms, which extend down from the rear of the tanker in passing fuel to another plane, for Australia, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

It slips, snakes and slides under the booms, which are inherently worthless in shallow waters, as Landrieu says.

The main shift going on in the economy is the wilting of the housing boom, which led the economy to rapid growth in 2000-2011.

But opponents of Nikola Gruevski, who have long accused the prime minister of populist nationalism, will hardly be dissauded by the nature of the construction boom (which the government has christened Skopje 2014).

In the midst of the 1990s boom, which lifted the earnings and incomes of middle and low-wage workers much more so than the 1980s or 2000s cycles, Larry Mishel and I started talking about "wage-led demand growth".