Sentence examples for are experiencing a boost from inspiring English sources

Mobile video streaming services are experiencing a boost in cellular networks[1] or in multimedia wireless sensor networks[2] as well as in vehicular applications[3].

Weather experts said the north east corner of Scotland's temperatures were experiencing a boost from what is known as the Foehn effect.

In Southern California, the Inland Empire is among the biggest product distribution markets in the U.S. and is experiencing a boost in development.

Current biomedical research is experiencing a large boost in the amount of data generated.

The book is experiencing a huge profile boost this Christmas thanks to the cinematic version, directed by Andrew Adamson, currently delighting children at cinemas around the country.

If evidence were to emerge that the economy were experiencing a major productivity boost, sufficient to allow faster job growth without a corresponding rise in inflation, then America would get qualitatively better job growth.

Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla). is experiencing a post-debate boost, three new surveys find, with two New Hampshire polls and a national poll this week all showing him rising to third place. .

The latter have been experiencing a bit of a boost of popularity lately thanks to Drake sampling them on "One Dance".

Meo was a fine doubles player, his role in the 1982 victory in particular helping to boost Davis, who had been experiencing a relative lack of confidence due to an unusual loss of form.

Research has shown that actively imagining what others are experiencing can help boost your empathy.[41] Even reading fiction can encourage you to take on someone else's perspective.[42].[42]

A second region where Twitter seems to be experiencing quite a boost is in Asia, especially in Eastern Asia, accounting for three out of the four top countries: India, Japan (where Twitter actively bolsters its presence with an office and custom ad deals), South Korea and Taiwan.