Sentence examples for boost of sales from inspiring English sources
"There is also a new tourism, and a boost of sales of our high-range bottles".
Thomas Grip of Frictional Games claimed that the boost of sales for Amnesia within the first two days of the Potato Sack sale completely covered the development costs for the added "Justine" content they had developed for the ARG.
Nor does Windows 98 require the kind of business-generating hardware upgrade that its predecessor demanded so the boost to sales of PCs will be quite limited.
But the disaster "gave a big boost" to sales of the 112 units, Mr. Kitagawa said.
The inclusion of the game on Steam was considered by Barth to be the largest boost to sales of the game, outweighing any other distribution method they had.
In 1967 David Wallerstein, an area manager for the Balaban movie theatre chain, was given the task of boosting sales of popcorn and soda.
The 0.7% sales boost ends 14 quarters of sales declines for clothing, footwear and homewares.
In July, Chinese authorities accused British drug giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) of bribing doctors to boost sales of some of its drugs in the country.
The initial effect will be to get hundreds of thousands of construction workers off the unemployment rolls and boost retail sales of building materials and energy-efficient appliances.
(The Scünci company reports a boost in sales of its snap clips, hair shimmer and scrunchies because of the Olympics).
