Sentence examples for boost lower from inspiring English sources

However Larry Miller, the director of music business program at NYU's Steinhardt school said that he had noticed an increase in print and radio promotion in the week leading up to the festival, a traditional last-ditch marketing technique to boost lower than expected sales.

What's more, the poorest participants spent almost twice as much money draining incomes than top earners did, and the top earners spent 77% more than the poorest players to boost lower incomes.

Get good headphones that boost lower frequencies, as the band's instruments are often very low tuned.

There can be no doubt that the catapulting of Rangers into the SFL would boost lower-league revenue.

But a smarter allocation of scarce resources would focus on boosting lower achievers.

On Wednesday, Burlington Northern said its fourth-quarter earnings soared 19.0%, getting a boost from lower fuel prices, which offset lower demand for shipments.

Since Zetia prevents cholesterol from being absorbed in the digestive tract, not the liver, it was hoped that it could give a boost to lower doses of the statins, lowering cholesterol without boosting levels of dangerous enzymes in the muscles and liver.

Inflation has remained low this year, but that can't deliver a lasting boost because lower inflation tends to lead to lower wage growth.The other, more durable benefit is a steady pace of job creation, which means more members of households are working.

In 2016, the company will receive a major boost from lower fuel and, with capex guidance recently lowered, we think special dividends could be within sight.

They did not get the boost from lower commodity prices they might have expected to get at that stage of the cycle.

The boost from lower gasoline prices (seen in the winter) is disappearing and consumers seem to be saving, not spending, their tax breaks.