Sentence examples for boost orders from inspiring English sources

There are also now signs that weak sterling is helping to boost orders for British manufacturers.

However, the weak exchange rate also helped to boost orders from the US, the EU and China.

As well as bringing opportunities for aircraft makers such as Airbus and Boeing, new jet sales also boost orders for engines.

"Online transactions are an increasingly lucrative way for Welsh businesses to boost orders, so making it easier to identify Wales-based suppliers should help promote the Welsh economy," said Ms Davies.

Whether a chef wants to boost orders during slow hours, get rid of surplus food, preference high-margin items or just score new customers, there are plenty of reasons to pay Uber — even if currently only indirectly through discounts instead of a direct ad buy.

Immelt noted that improved demand for health equipment, and oil and gas boosted orders 8% to $19.2 billion.

Home Services was also a featured promotion during Amazon's Prime Day sales event, and that boosted orders by 20 times.

But it's likely that Amazon doesn't yet have the inventory to fulfill the expected Prime Day boost in orders for these new Alexa devices.

Academic EM needs a boost in order to establish its presence.

They're calling the speed boost an order of magnitude greater than current systems.

Google recently announced company-wide bonuses and a 10% salary boost in order to combat mass defections.