It's bursting with life.

Her head was bursting with new ideas.

Your head was bursting with new ideas.

and by the earth bursting with vegetation

and by the earth bursting with vegetation

We had the bursting of the tech bubble.

and by the earth ever bursting with verdure,

and by the earth ever bursting with verdure,

It's getting just a little bit too big. It's bursting at the seams here a little bit.

And you can see these large, yolked up eggs bursting through the surface of this male's testes.

Almost bursting with fury Every time a Group is cast therein, its Keepers will ask, Did no Warner come to you?

Almost bursting with fury Every time a Group is cast therein, its Keepers will ask, Did no Warner come to you?

Its inhabitants will say , This is a company bursting in with you. No welcome for them. Indeed, they will burn in the Fire.

Its inhabitants will say , This is a company bursting in with you. No welcome for them. Indeed, they will burn in the Fire.

Almost bursting for fury. Whenever a group is cast into it, its keeper shall ask them Did there not come to you a warner?

Almost bursting for fury. Whenever a group is cast into it, its keeper shall ask them Did there not come to you a warner?

as though bursting with rage. Each time a group is cast into it, its keepers will ask them, Did no warner come to you?

as though bursting with rage. Each time a group is cast into it, its keepers will ask them, Did no warner come to you?

Rains in March and April particularly affected Oruzgan, Ghazni and Jowzjan provinces, notably resulting in the bursting of the Ghazni dam on 29 March.

nearly bursting apart out of rage. Every time a host is cast therein, its keepers will ask them 'Did no one come to warn you'

nearly bursting apart out of rage. Every time a host is cast therein, its keepers will ask them 'Did no one come to warn you'

No safety pillars shall be mined without authorization and no dangerous methods, such as water bursting, blasting and breaking through roadways, which may threaten the production safety of adjacent coal mines shall be adopted.

T hat has to subtract growth and could cause core inflation to pick up. Indeed, according to Sinai, higher oil prices are the biggest risk...since the bursting of the stock market bubble in 2000 2001.

At 15 20 p.m. on August 11, Hubei Dangyang Madian Coal Gangue Power Generation Co., Ltd. had a pipe bursting accident, in which 21 people were confirmed dead and 5 people were injured, including 3 seriously injured.

The skies are near to bursting asunder above them (for awe of Him), and the angels sing the praises of their Lord, imploring forgiveness for the dwellers of the earth. Is it not that God is forgiving and merciful?

The skies are near to bursting asunder above them (for awe of Him), and the angels sing the praises of their Lord, imploring forgiveness for the dwellers of the earth. Is it not that God is forgiving and merciful?

According to Bloomberg, Bill Gates is currently worth US 93.3 billion, ranking second in the world. And before the bursting of the Internet bubble, he was worth over US 100 billion, equivalent to a current value of US 148 billion.

Or listening to the same MP3 as 3,000 other people and dancing silently in a park, or bursting into song in a grocery store as part of a spontaneous musical, or diving into the ocean in Coney Island wearing formal attire.

When interest rates rise, as they surely will, the bubbles will burst, the prices of those securities will fall, and anyone holding them will be hurt. To the extent that banks and other highly leveraged financial institutions hold them, the bursting bubbles could cause bankruptcies and financial market breakdown.

The simple truth is that corporations represent capital, and capital in the form of factories, equipment, machines, money, and even houses has been the single biggest winner in the modern era of globalization. Corporate profits are bursting at the seams of investors expectations in virtually every corner of the world.

And he shall break it as the breaking of the potters' vessel that is broken in pieces he shall not spare so that there shall not be found in the bursting of it a sherd to take fire from the hearth, or to take water withal out of the pit.

And he shall break it as the breaking of the potters' vessel that is broken in pieces he shall not spare so that there shall not be found in the bursting of it a sherd to take fire from the hearth, or to take water withal out of the pit.

The policy of ultra low interest rates was justified in the aftermath of the bursting of Japan s asset price bubble, but Japan stabilized its economy long ago. At this stage, the policy has become a contributor to global financial fragility, and it may be retarding Japan s own prosperity by contributing to consumer anxieties.

In a community that once could not feed itself, a giant warehouse was almost bursting with tons of surplus grain. By using high yield seeds, better soil management, and proper row planting, the community has more than tripled its crop production, and villagers who previously were hungry grain buyers are now food secure grain sellers.

Rather than boosting credit to the real economy, unconventional monetary policies have mostly lifted the wealth of the very rich the main beneficiaries of asset reflation. But now reflation may be creating asset price bubbles, and the hope that macro prudential policies will prevent them from bursting is so far just that a leap of faith.

The current situation has its roots in a series of crises over the last decade that were caused by excessive investment, particularly the bursting of the Japanese asset bubble, crises in emerging Asia and Latin America, and the collapse of the IT bubble in industrial countries. Investment has fallen off sharply since, and has since staged only a very cautious recovery.

But the boom generated by such beliefs cannot go on forever, because prices can t go up forever, and there are already signs of a hard landing. In the United States, newspapers and magazines are trumpeting reports in the last few months that the decade long boom in home prices may be at an end, and that the bubble may be bursting.

Japan s ultra low interest rate policy was initiated in the 1990 s to put a floor under the economy following the bursting of its asset price bubble. However, over time these ultra low interest rates have promoted a highly speculative financial carry trade speculators borrow yen at low interest rates and then buy dollars and other currencies that are invested in higher yield assets elsewhere.

For example, the confluence of deleveraging and the bursting of the equity bubble could create a self reinforcing downward spiral in the old manufacturing economy that shakes consumer confidence and offsets the emerging dynamism of the new services economy. Similarly, military adventures in the South China Sea could damage China s links to the rest of the world long before it is able to count on domestic demand for economic growth.

First, while a purely Austrian response (that is, austerity) to bursting asset and credit bubbles may lead to a depression, QE policies that postpone the necessary private and public sector deleveraging for too long may create an army of zombies zombie financial institutions, zombie households and firms, and, in the end, zombie governments. So, somewhere between the Austrian and Keynesian extremes, QE needs to be phased out over time.