Sentence examples for were very buoyant from inspiring English sources
"They told me they were very buoyant and they didn't take silly risks, and that was why I transferred.
Gary Wright, founding partner and chairman of yacht brokerage firm Y.Co, said superyacht sales were "very buoyant, but only in the very high end.
Secondly, in the 1940s and 1950s, meat and wool farming were very buoyant and timber price controls provided a considerable disincentive.
Cable also sounded a warning note, saying the housing market was "very buoyant".
But the best logs for rolling are made from the Western Red Cedar tree because they are very buoyant and are large enough to carry two adults.
There is nothing new on sale at the moment, Mr. Graham said, but rentals of the units that are not owner-occupied are "very buoyant".
"Given that we have turned around the demand for Stem subjects, and the demand for Stem degrees in high-quality universities is very buoyant, our argument to government is: you wouldn't want to compromise that when business and industry are saying that there are skill shortages.
MARKET OVERVIEW Bolstered about three years ago by changes in local laws that eased restrictions on renovating and renting historic buildings, Venice's property market was "very buoyant" from the beginning of the decade through last year, according to Ann-Marie Doyle, director of Venice Sothebys Realty.
"A couple of weeks ago it was very buoyant dressing room," he added.
"Given that we are in a recession, the railways have been very buoyant, but it's very dependent on oil prices pushing people towards using the rail line rather than their cars.
