Sentence examples for boost starting from inspiring English sources
Home building, like the broader housing market, saw a short-lived boost starting in 2009 from the government's temporary tax credit for home buyers.
Readership has quadrupled and will probably get another boost starting Tuesday, when TheAtlantic.com will abolish the wall that has allowed only subscribers to the print magazine to see most of the articles online.
A continuing surge in demand for staff helped to boost starting salaries in Scotland last month, according to a regular survey of recruitment agencies.
App Annie said the Amazon app got a boost starting on Sunday in preparation for Prime Day, causing its ranking to go from #17 to #9 in Overall downloads on iPhone in the U.S.
That was the legacy of the pro-growth policies pursued by the last government and the boost started to fade in the summer as public spending cuts led to cancellation of private sector contracts and consumers took fright at looming tax increases.
In just the past year and a half, Ripp said, his farm boosted starting wages from $8.50 an hour to $11 — plus housing — as the flow of immigrants crossing the southern U.S. border has slowed.
The relaxed rules are part of the JOBS Act, a 2012 law championed by President Obama to boost start-ups.
When you're hiring people to get some traction in your organization, a 10 or 15percentt boost in starting salary for that added capability seems like a bargain.
Some of those who have campaigned for higher minimum wages celebrated when Walmart announced it would boost its starting wage to at least $9 an hour.
1977 – As economic problems hit, Tesco's UK chief executive Ian (now Lord) MacLaurin initiates the Operation Checkout price cut plan in an attempt to boost sales, starting a price war with Sainsbury's.
Try to boost your starting salary.
