Sentence examples for boost record from inspiring English sources
He is credited with being the first to boost record deals into the millions of dollars in the 1970's, and he was fired from CBS Records allegedly for billing five-figure apartment renovations and a son's bar mitzvah to the company.
To give the cynic his due, Harrison's premature death at the age of 58 will no doubt boost record sales.
Even for signed acts, social networking can complement a record company's publicity efforts and boost record sales.
DaltonZ: What about the studies that show that the downloading services helped boost record sales–is there any validity to those studies?
Adding to the slack, employers cut hours in June, reversing a boost recorded in May, while temporary hiring, an important harbinger of full-time job growth, slowed markedly.
Nanotechnology will be used to boost recording density, leading to smaller HDDs for the end consumer and energy consumption cuts of more than 20% for data centers.
Digital remastering, which cleans sonic fuzz off old recordings, has only added to the challenge.Compact discs, which boosted record sales for a few years after their introduction as record collectors replaced their vinyl LPs with shiny new CDs, have exacerbated the problem, since favourite recordings no longer wear out.
The stations contended that their broadcasts were free and, in any case, increased the sales of sheet music -- virtually the same arguments Napster made two weeks ago in Senate hearings, when it claimed that its service was free and that it boosted record companies' sales.
Most of those savings will cycle back into local economies to create jobs instead of boosting record oil company profits.
Madrid, with homegrown fintech companies such as Kantox, peerTransfer and Coinffeine, is gaining visibility in the fintech world market and boosting record venture rounds.
The laptop performed admirably and racked up some impressive benchmark scores in our testing that were in line with the performance boosts recorded by Geekbench itself.
