Sentence examples for bad boost from inspiring English sources

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That's not a bad boost, unless you've spent $600 million on a sports stadium to get the big game, instead of investing in schools, roads or keeping taxes lower.

Investors believed they would be rescued if things went bad, which boosted share prices.

Options implied volatility is up sharply as swirling bad news boosts investor uncertainty.

Higher interest rates and lower bad debts will boost HSBC's profits.

A bad economy can boost a person's weighting of luck by 20 percent, Ms. Giuliano found.

I used to believe that bad news would boost the morale of ordinary citizens.

Just as a bad film can boost its audience with a famous actor, so can a scientifically weak study from a bigwig attract attention from big journals.

"People look around at others'perfectct lives' on Facebook, feel bad about themselves, boost their self-regard by putting out their own 'perfect lives' and/or hate-reading others' pages, and then their 'perfect lives' make others feel bad about their own lives in turn".

Worse, it threatens to drive a coach and horses through its balance-sheet, just as the European Central Bank is about to assess eurozone banks' robustness in an effort to flush out the bad news and boost bank lending to the "real" economy.

Asked how he feels to learn Kremlin trolls had unknowingly infiltrated his Tumblr feeds, the user told us: "It's unsettling, although maybe not surprising, that we legitimize and signal boost bad actors on social platforms by 'liking' or reposting content that doesn't appear to have any political agenda at first glance".