Sentence examples for veritable boom from inspiring English sources

Since the late 20th century, there has been a veritable boom in Yoga studios in the West, which has in turn led to its renaissance in India.

Rather, it was a special moment in Dutch history, characterized by political enlightenment and economic prosperity, that generated a veritable boom in artistic creation.

"I sort of liken it to 2006 when people said, 'Why would we need Politico, coverage is so saturated?' " Washington has been a veritable boom town for journalists in the last few years.

While such abstractions are never included in transportation planning studies, America's romance with trolleys is helping spur a veritable boom in light rail around the state, making New Jersey the second most active place for new construction after California.

Given that the average ransom per vessel amounts to about $2m, it is hardly surprising that the port of Eyl, one of the major pirate lairs, has witnessed a veritable boom, with pirates feted by many as local heroes.

The economy may still be sluggish, but it's been a veritable boom time for novels concerning the problems of people of privilege, those particularly American tragedies where folks with money, education and nice teeth invent elaborate ways to mess up their lives.

Where there is angst in America, there is also opportunity, and the past few years have seen a veritable baby boom of books on motherhood.

You remember the monorail: it's that zippy $350 million contraption we put in four years ago with a veritable sonic boom of fanfare.

Index has raised $7.25 billion over the years, using that money to seed and grow hundreds of startups, and helping to fuel — alongside the growth of the internet and technologies like mobile — what has become a veritable tech boom over the last couple of decades. .

After the success in Keflavík, a veritable football housing boom ensued, made possible by an economic upturn unlike any that Iceland had ever experienced.

Other internet giants, such as Yahoo!, are also busy building huge server farms.In some places this has led to a veritable data-centre construction boom.