Sentence examples for the same boom from inspiring English sources

Canada's railroads are experiencing the same boom.

And as the federal government has tightened spending, the state's government-contracting sector has not enjoyed the same boom times it once experienced.

The next mayor will thus almost certainly find himself riding the same boom cycle that has made the city such a vibrant and attractive place in recent years — but in the opposite direction.

However, due to the fortunate situation that the spacecraft carries two flux-gate magnetometers on the same boom (at 0.5 m distance from each other), the spacecraft field effects could be removed from the spin-averaged data to achieve 0.2 nT relative accuracy, by using a gradiometer technique.

Atlanta saw the same boom in rented property, mostly because people could not face commuting by car and tried to stay downtown near the venues; hotel occupancy during the games actually fell to 68% in 1996, from 73% the year before.More than anything, however, cities expect Olympic games to bring a boom in employment.

The area of Acapulco Tradicional where El Mirador is located didn't feel the same boom.

This, Haldane argues, is our "doom loop" -- big banks know they can get away with the same behavior (and more) again, and we are doomed to repeat the same boom-bust-bailout cycle.

Having moved to the city from the Midwestern farm belt, I believed that the prices of basic urban commodities like restaurant meals, movie tickets and top-floor lofts obeyed the same boom-and-bust rhythms as pork and soy.

Yes, I'm padding here, as there isn't actually much to say about this, beyond the fact that it's more of the same BOOM-CLAP production and vaguely defiant vocals that we're by now fairly used to.

No hogs in the street; but the same cynicism, the same booms and busts, the same sharp division between the super-rich and the dispossessed and you still have to keep a tight hold on your watch.

We might produce less corn, and perhaps not experience the same booms when production is strong and prices are high, but we would also not encounter the same devastating lows when drought strikes or prices collapse.