Sentence examples for back boosted on from inspiring English sources
Both times the United States bounced back, boosted on the first occasion by Paul Volcker's conquest of inflation and on the second by a productivity spurt that sent growth rates soaring in the mid-1990s even as Japan stalled.That record is worth bearing in mind today.
BBC2's Match of the Day 2 saw its audience boosted on the back of five Sunday Premiership clashes, including Chelsea's 1-0 victoverover Liverpool and Arsenal's away win at Manchester United.
Female BALB/c mice at 8 10 weeks of age (Charles River Laboratories, Wilmington, MA, USA) were immunized with either 5 μg antigen adsorbed to Alu-Gel-S (Serva, Heidelberg, Germany) or 10 μg of antigen in PBS pH 7.4 administered subcutaneously as two 50 μl injections in the back of the animals and boosted on days 14, 21, and 42 or 7, 14, and 21.
Mining shares, boosted on Friday by the Chinese news, fell back on profit taking and renewed worries about global demand.
With oil prices back up, Shell boosted its return on capital employed to 19% in 2000 and 2001.
To check whether flu shots prompt this type of back-boost, the researchers piggybacked on two other studies.
Getting Lopez back should boost a team that had lost eight straight beating the league-leading Chicago Bulls on Saturday.
Spending cash on share buy-backs boosts earnings per share immediately, whereas a capital-investment programme may actually reduce earnings in the short term.Capital expenditure may have a pay-off in the long run but, given the ever-shortening career span of the average chief executive, few may be willing to take a chance that they will be around for the long term.
* Millionaires' group backs boost in estate tax.
Some of that increase would go to aeronautics, which the Administration has said it wants to scale back, and $40 million would boost spending on various science projects.
