Why the chaplain boom?
So why the boom?
Then, boom, another incentive.
The result is another boom.
They go boom and bang!
He thinks the boom is a mirage.
What is driving the cinema boom?
But the boom is tailing off.
So why should the current boom be any more sustainable?
Many Americans feel as if they missed the boom.
We believed our boom was better than anyone else's.
The boom does not have to end in deflation.
BP boats laid yellow and orange boom to corral the oil for cleanup, white boom to soak it up.
It was boom, boom, boom, like gunshots, "said the shopper, who like others in the store whipped out a cellphone to snap the scene before security personnel put a stop to any picture taking."
Improved extraction technology and high gas prices mean the boom here shows little sign of slowing.
Breaking the sound barrier generates a sonic boom, so supersonic travel is heavily restricted over land.
In Spain and Ireland boom also seems to be turning into bust.
I would be very surprised if we saw a boom in the name Palin.
If this was happening during a boom, it might be understandable. But recession would normally dampen down price rises.
Legal and rational though this activity may be, the results of the offshore boom can be startling.
All three firms have high borrowing, in large part due to overpriced acquisitions they made during the boom years.
Perhaps more than any other Wall Street firm, Goldman has been steadfast in defending its actions during the credit boom.
I also expect that the bursting of the alchemy bubble in the credit markets won't seriously disrupt the global boom.
In America houses turned into cash machines during the credit boom as people remortgaged to release equity and boost their spending.
In Britain, given the size of its finance industry, housing boom and consumer debt, the balance-sheet adjustment will, if anything, be greater.
What makes the stunting of children's lives and bodies more shocking in Peru's case is that the country is enjoying a boom.
Second, the likely path to a long, sustained, rapid boom is to have had sufficiently tragic events and perverse policies that forced a country far from its potential.
The deal indicates that in spite of the current hiatus in initial public offerings of technology firms, the social-media boom continues apace.
An array of state and federal agencies are on the scene, skimming up oily water, installing thousands of feet of boom in an attempt to contain the oil, and burning off some of the slick.
When United States voters elected Herbert Hoover, who had established a worldwide reputation as mining engineer, writer, and war-relief administrator, 31st president in 1928, the country was enjoying an industrial and financial boom.
This splurge has outstripped even the expansion in oil revenues: the chavez administration has managed the admirable feat of running a budget deficit in the midst of an oil boom.
At the same time the colleges are facing higher pay-outs of financial aid to students, partly because many expanded these programmes during the boom endowment year of 2007.
Rather, they see it as rooted in market failures that delivered boom-bust credit cycles - not just in the us in recent years but also in earlier episodes in emerging markets and Japan.
