Sentence examples for and so boosting from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the ECB's announcement, attention will be focused on the foreign exchange markets, because QE tends to stimulate the economy by driving down the exchange rate and so boosting exports.

But other commentators voiced fears that the process could be used for political purposes in the runup to elections or to encourage people to stay on the site by feeding them happy thoughts and so boosting advertising revenues.

From the length of the queues of pensioners I see forming at 9.30 every morning, all of whom are determined to spend, I conclude that free bus passes are a value-for-money way of unleashing the grey pound, and so boosting the economy.

That geographical disparity can drive circulation in the stratosphere, raising atmospheric pressure there and so boosting the westerly stratospheric winds that blow around the pole at 30 to 50 degrees north.

This same pump is targeted by cocaine, which rapidly blocks it and so boosts dopamine levels, causing an intense high.

East Asia needs a more efficient financial system and better corporate management to improve the allocation of capital and so boost productivity.

They are trying to wake the viruses up and so boost, rather than reduce, the amount of active HIV in a patient's body.

By evolving larger testes, males can produce more sperm and outcompete the others and so boost the chances of passing on their genes.

The tsunami, by reducing risk premia and safe interest rates, has boosted the prices of real assets like equities and houses, and so boosted household spending out of wealth.

The tsunami, by reducing risk premia and safe interest rates, has boosted the prices of nominal assets like bonds, and so boosted household spending on consumption out of wealth.

Installing compressors at the bottom of wells could help to stave off the decline in reservoir pressure over time, and so boost oil and gas recovery.Another idea is "downhole processing".