bonanza造句

There are simpler explanations for the executives' bonanza.

The result was a bonanza for the management-consulting industry.

They have brought a bonanza of jobs and wealth to the area and to the province.

An oil and gas bonanza lies just offshore in Cambodian waters.

The Department of Energy’s loan-guarantee scheme certainly has the potential to create a bonanza.

As documented in his paper, the subprime mess was preceded by a lending bonanza and a weakening of credit standards.

I am sick of all of your boasting about boring into a mountain in Montana to find your bonanza!

As more investors pour into the bond markets — helping fuel the debt sale bonanza — the risks increase they are just hopping on the latest bubble.

The worry now is that a bonanza of oil will weaken an already infirm resolve to drill deeper into the economy's structural problems.

In Sudan, another country awash with oil, the bonanza should once again have benefited a country that suffers from both poverty and drought.

The bonanza has the potential to end Australia's long-term current account deficit and push the country's international trade balance into surplus.

So if gas-fired power stations are built instead of coal-fired ones, the cheap gas bonanza will help control global warming.

Undeserved bonuses, plunging share prices and government bail-outs, among other ills, have elicited the ire of the media and public-and created a bonanza for public-relations firms.

Investment bankers and lawyers, who stand to make fat fees from another tech IPO bonanza, will be keeping their fingers crossed that the switch is not flipped back to "off" for some time.