buoyant economy

The city has a major technical university and a surprisingly buoyant economy.

"They're experiencing the best pricing in two decades," thanks to a buoyant economy.

Western Europe's buoyant economy will be slowed but not stopped by higher oil prices, economists say.

These activities contribute to enhancing social justice and supporting a buoyant economy.

We still have a buoyant economy and interest rates, while up a little, are still reasonable.

But the problem here was that, with the buoyant economy, the demand for credit was high.

"And we're not going to have a buoyant economy.

But despite the benefits of a temporarily buoyant economy, deep-seated problems remain.

They forced the British governor to surrender and the island's buoyant economy fell into decline.

Low crime rates and a buoyant economy are also thought to have contributed to the downturn in gun ownership.

A buoyant economy led to a strong rise in new jobs last month, but with few signs of accelerating inflation, Government figures showed.

Ireland's buoyant economy has brought a floating, temporary population of foreign workers into the country, including several hundred Israelis working in information technology.

The contrast between the buoyant economy, perhaps the world's most vigorous, and the sickly stock market is stark.

As long as the buoyant economy continues to lift most of us, no one's complaining, at least not very much.

One factor behind the deficit is the nation's buoyant economy, which creates demand for imports, both among consumers and businesses.

But the buoyant economy, which is gobbling up office space in the city, is increasing demand from business travelers as well.

If the Democrats stand for anything, it should be for helping the little guy who's gotten relatively little out of this buoyant economy so far.

The buoyant economy of the 1990's, however, masked the problems of some retailers and encouraged others to continue adding stores.

It is however a high risk strategy dependent on a buoyant economy in which there is a demand for conspicuous consumption.

Today's Columns Japan's buoyant economy stands in stark contrast to its sickly stock market.

Now for the first time, it is gaining economic and military clout, largely because it enjoys one of the most buoyant economies in the world.

While the buoyant economy in the Mountain states is increasing loan demand there, California is a disaster.

Shifting more of the cost of training to the private sector in this way might have posed a problem, even in a buoyant economy.

When the next Conservative Government are re-elected, we shall have a growing and buoyant economy, and everyone will be better off.

"At such times, executives can overattribute their company's strong performance to their own actions and abilities, rather than to the buoyant economy," he said.