7. The price boom began with non oil commodities in 1994.

The oil boom and rapid development of the country have resulted in a demand for manpower.

And boom, boom, boom. The president of Mongolia.

CAMBRIDGE Oil prices have plummeted 40 since June good news for oil importing countries, but bad news for Russia, Venezuela, Nigeria, and other oil exporters. Some attribute the price drop to the US shale energy boom.

Oil prices are especially volatile, as the large swings over the last five years remind us. The recent oil boom could easily turn to bust, especially if global economic activity slows.

Boom, boom, I was givin' him.

The price boom also embraced crude oil by 1995 average prices in 1996 were 31 per cent higher than two years earlier.

Huge boom. Huge boom. Huge bust. Huge bust.

Syria has the advantage of a strong overall economic framework as a result of the oil boom that made way for significant economic growth.

Boom.

Boom!

And they go up to the cath lab and boom, boom, boom get rid of the clot.

The first factor is the relationship between oil prices and economic growth in the oil producing countries. Higher prices fuel higher growth in these countries, which, accompanied by a population boom, leads to higher domestic energy consumption.

Asia s Invention Boom

Boom! Evewyone dead.

Germany s Pathological Export Boom

Long Live China s Boom

Harnessing the Remittance Boom

Boom in the nose.

Boom in the mouth.

Similar motives dictate reserve accumulation in other emerging markets. Finally, oil exporters such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates seek to set aside wealth during the boom years.

A decade later, we have high oil prices, but they are not due to a well designed tax, either in America or elsewhere. As a result, the price boom is boosting windfall profits for the owners of oil deposits rather than improving countries' public finances.

If you saw 2001 A Space Odyssey, and you heard the boom, boom, boom, boom, and you saw the monolith, you know, that was Arthur C. Clarke's representation that we were at a seminal moment in the evolution of our species.

... to a boom in 1997?

Thanks to the shale energy revolution, American oil production has risen from five million barrels per day in 2008 to 9.3 million barrels in 2015, a supply boom that has so far persisted, despite the price collapse. Anticipation of post sanctions Iranian oil production has also affected markets.

Pulls out a gun. Goes boom!

Boom. No ifs, ands or buts.

Avast the boom. Scuttle the funnels.

Bring the boom back to one.

But the Iranian budget is now running a 15 of GDP deficit, and foreign reserves are shrinking, despite the oil boom. Instead of distributing oil revenues through a program of low cost loans, as promised, the government has been forced to ration gasoline, as economic promise has given way to crisis.

A German Glimmer in a Global Boom

We're seeing a population boom with crows.

These are the boom and bust refugees.

And then one day, boom, we retire.

A boom costs 150 dollars a day.

Boom! In here, I've destroyed it all.

Now, since that time, we've actually been through an extraordinary boom, the longest boom ever in the history of this country.

Instead of creating incentives that would unleash public energies, the government pushed citizens farther and farther from politics and policymaking, thereby deepening social apathy and atomization. Moreover, the opportunity provided by the oil boom was wasted.

Cameron Sinclair The refugees of boom and bust

Crude oil production will enjoy a considerable boom, rising in a short period from the current 7,000 barrels a day to 35,000 or 40,000 per day, which will provide the country with an enormous amount of income.

Yes, UK growth has been slightly slower, but the British economy has also faced, among other factors, the headwind of sharply falling North Sea oil production during this period, whereas the US benefited from a shale oil boom. Obviously, neither of these long term trends can be fairly attributed to the governments currently in office.

Just crankcase oil. Not crankcase oil.

During a recent trip to Brazil, my taxi driver complained about Sao Paulo s bumpy streets and highways. I responded, I thought the high oil and iron ore prices had made Brazil boom .Why hasn t Brazil spent more on its infrastructure?

Oil. Oil. This was a big topic.

A national highway construction boom was added to our problems.