Sentence examples for boost largely from inspiring English sources

The few broad-based cable networks that are doing well, like Lifetime and USA, are getting their boost largely because they have cut the prices they charge for each 1,000 viewers.

The expected poll boost largely failed to materialise, but the Lib Dems still had enough MPs to effectively hold the balance of power in a hung Parliament when the votes had been counted.

WASHINGTON -- Following the official announcement of his presidential run, former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty has received a big boost largely because the position he took on ethanol.

The re-emergence of Berlin's Jewish community has gathered momentum since German reunification, boosted largely by Russians and Israelis.

John Lewis revealed today that its like-for-like sales grew almost 5 per cent year on year for the five weeks leading up to 27 December, boosted largely by a 22 per cent jump in sales for the week ending on 28 November - Black Friday itself.

That is because lower rates boost activity largely via mortgage lending.

In each case, millions of families were able to boost their largely static incomes with one windfall after another.

The Left Front, throughout the 1990s, had made noises about the necessity of attracting investment, even foreign investment, to the state to boost its largely agrarian, badly ailing economy.

Sun Microsystems reported a bright second quarter with a 7% revenue boost due largely to sales of its SPARC and Solaris 10 products.

But those productivity boosts are largely one-off situations produced by downsizing the labor force, firing people, and outsourcing some of the jobs they do.

But eventually, instead of hoarding currency, they would spend and invest it, bidding up prices and, with luck, boosting production.Thanks largely to Mr Sumner's campaign, a growing number of mainstream economists—including Mr Krugman now favours looking at a change to NGDP targeting.