Sentence examples for time of boom from inspiring English sources

"The Victorian era was a time of boom and bust, of irresponsible bankers and businessmen, as satirised in Anthony Trollope's The Way We Live Now.

Countries like Spain and Italy, with millions of unemployed people, could not hope to follow suit in a time of boom let alone one of austerity.

It was a time of boom and bonuses, so when they decided to try the idea, raising the capital wasn't a problem.

In time of boom the government often followed an expansionary course; when a balance-of-payments crisis developed it then took restrictive action too late and pushed the economy into deeper recession than would otherwise have occurred.

A video game that invites its players to oversee the incarceration of miniature cartoon people could, during what is a time of boom and crisis for the real-life penal system, be seen as tasteless.

At a time of boom -- polls show that 73percentt say they are better off than eight years ago, and 81percentt want "steady progress" rather than "big, bold" ideas from the next administration -- Americans recognize that the two Democrats and the two Republicans who actually have a shot at being president will not rock the boat.

The cheap pound has made British goods more affordable overseas, helping exporters at a time of booming global and European growth.

They have also learned from nature to take only what they need and to adjust their behavior in times of boom or bust.

Anyway, it is much easier to talk about capitalizing on global forces in times of boom than in a bust that followed.

However, when rapid growth hits, the reserved instances will be better utilised and become more profitable--when this happens, the 36 month instances reap the benefits by being available for times of boom, hence the higher threshold.

However the impact of such technology could go much deeper than profit, having the potential to reduce market speculation in times of boom and bust, or root out misconduct.