| His record as a terror fighter is about as dismal as his record as a gangbuster is laudable. |
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| Suddenly, without my realizing it, my pen begins to skim over paper at a gangbuster pace. |
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| The first half of 2000 had gangbuster growth, leading many media organizations to have false hopes and expectations for the full year. |
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| In the financial press the gangbuster talk is of a powerhouse economy and a buoyant and robust outlook. |
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| Profits aren't likely to keep growing at the gangbuster pace of recent quarters, but the conditions are right for continued expansion. |
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| That risks turning what would have been a gangbuster expansion into a more modest one. |
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| Although he is struggling with Anaheim, they are having gangbuster seasons. |
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| Is that healthy, to be growing risk assets at a gangbuster rate while returns on those assets are diminishing? |
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| For the industry, the bright spot has been gangbuster growth in online advertising revenue, up 40 to 60 percent at nearly every company. |
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| The company appeared to be vindicated after the gangbuster iPhone 4 sales that followed. |
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| Jack Kennedy once said that it takes a lot of gall to run for office, but what you do is you look around one day and decide you can do it better than anybody else, and then you run like a gangbuster, and that's Barack. |
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| But it does not mean it could be a gangbuster year by any means. |
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| Whether it can sustain that gangbuster pace is far from clear. |
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| At JPMorgan, for instance, energy traders were having a gangbuster year, earning several hundred million dollars for its burgeoning commodities unit. |
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