Sentence examples for boost until from inspiring English sources

Instead he told delegates that the public would not think it "reasonable" for the service to be given a further funding boost until it had made more progress on delivering its £22bn efficiency target and transforming how it provides care.

I even paid extra for your "power boost" until I realized it wasn't making a difference.

"We should do our first rocket powered flight early in 2013 - then we start to gradually build up, increasing the boost until we go higher and higher and eventually end up in space".

The same with Facebook, which I shunned as a time-wasting ego-boost until earlier this year two friends and I (one of them Andy Watt, whose gorgeous drawings gild the lily you're now looking at each week) decided that it would be a handy way to promote our brilliant cartoon creations Booze & Fagz.

Fledgling small businesses looking to land a loan from a bank confront a Catch-22: banks refuse to cut a check until they see evidence of positive cash flow, but startups can't boost sales until they secure capital to launch their products or services.

The better than expected GDP reading (analysts were on average anticipating a mere 0.1% rise) means ECB looks even less likely to announce any further measures to boost growth until it can assess the impact of the additional €1 trillion of liquidity it already plans to inject into the economy.

Indianapolis-based Lilly's pipeline of new drugs was not robust enough to make up the interim meaning that the new drugs that will replace Prozac sales won't start to boost growth until 2003.

The Black Cup is a great option for a late night caffeine boost, open until 11pm and later in the weekends.

The duration of time to locoregional failure and distant metastasis was measured from the date of the completion of radiation therapy (including boost irradiation) until documented treatment failure.

And no cyclist knew about a test for CERA, the new-generation of blood boosting EPO, until there were positive tests at the 2008 Tour.

We had to make sure that we put people back to work short term and boosted demand until the markets got going and consumers got more confident and housing started to recover.