Sentence examples for aggressively boost from inspiring English sources

Mr Sumner has pointed out that with nominal GDP growth running well below rates generally consistent with a healthy economy (5% per year, more or less) there is plenty of room for monetary authorities to more aggressively boost the economy.

But, Mr. Carney added, "Congress will have a lot of explaining to do" if by the end of the year lawmakers have not moved to aggressively boost job growth.

The company is a key supplier of liquor to Wal-Mart Stores, which is aiming to aggressively boost its liquor sales, and it's buying back stock hand-over-fist.

The central government has directed state-owned banks to aggressively boost lending, which reached a record in March, and allowed local governments to sell debt for the first time.

Experts say it would be far more difficult for drug companies to aggressively boost prices without the coupons.

The online retailer, which faces intense competition from e-commerce giant Amazon.com, has also been hit by brick-and-mortar rivals like Wal-Mart Stores that are aggressively boosting their online presence.

That allowed the company to grow aggressively and boost its employee base exponentially, which in turn made it even harder for Fadell to lead everyone to a singular goal.

Even as the first rumblings of the crisis were sounding in the distance, he aggressively sought to boost Chase's share of the U.S. mortgage business.

It uses the capital to buy an asset, typically a publicly traded company or a unit of a publicly traded company; restructures it financially to add layers of debt; manages it aggressively to cut costs and boost cash flow; then, after five to seven years, pays off the debt and resells the company or relaunches it on the public markets at an enormous profit.

As detailed later in this report, ExxonMobil aggressively uses stock repurchases to boost share prices, a move that in turn inflates Tillerson's equity-based pay.

An economy that attempted to boost its economy too aggressively would suffer inflation, which amounted to a rise in the shadow-price of gold relative to its official price.