Sentence examples for a quick jolt to from inspiring English sources

The exclusivity windows can give a quick jolt to companies.

This, he argued, will send a quick jolt to the economy without concentrating power in Washington.

It now owns more of its local bond market than the Federal Reserve after years of quantitative easing (see chart).For a quick jolt to the system, Mr Rajan's best hope is to embrace low-cost mobile-banking.

But the Congressional Budget Office said the bill might not deliver a quick jolt to the economy because the transportation money would be disbursed gradually, with less than 10 percent being spent in the first year and more than 30 percent from 2016 to 2021.

Republicans said they would put forward numerous amendments, especially broader and deeper tax cuts, and efforts to strip out some major spending provisions that support long-term policy goals of Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats but may not provide a quick jolt to the economy.

Senator Ben Nelson, Democrat of Nebraska, has said he will press to remove provisions that do not provide a relatively quick jolt to the economy.

The Los Angeles Dodgers filed for bankruptcy in a Delaware court Monday, a move that is expected to give a quick jolt of cash to the troubled team but also to ratchet up the fight between the owner, Frank McCourt, and Bud Selig, Major League Baseball's commissioner, who last week rejected a proposed television deal by the team that was worth $2.5 billion to $3 billion.

PAGE C1 Sports LOS ANGELES DODGERS FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY The Los Angeles Dodgers filed for bankruptcy in a Delaware court, a move that is expected to give a quick jolt of cash to the troubled team but also to ratchet up the standoff between the owner, Frank McCourt, and Bud Selig, Major League Baseball's commissioner.

Instead, find 45- or even 30-minute treatments that will give you a quick jolt of pampering to get you though a rough day or week.

Congress gave final approval today to the biggest tax cut in a generation, voting to reduce all income tax rates over the next five years and to give the weakened economy a quick jolt by sending rebates to taxpayers this summer.

In the mania, it seemed as if any company that had ever sold a good or service over the Internet rolled out a "b-to-b play," hoping to net a quick jolt in its stock price.