Sentence examples for boosted by one from inspiring English sources

Its budget is also, and perhaps especially, boosted by one variety of effect that is the movie's most sustained pleasure motion through a weightless environment.

Bombardier's C-Series aircraft programme has been boosted by one of its biggest orders to date.

In other news, re-elected Montgomeryshire MP Glyn Davies has revealed how his majority was boosted by one vote.

The figure was also boosted by one-off payments from central banks returning profits they made on Greece's government bonds, a deal agreed as part of its international bailout.

But AstraZeneca dropped 80.5p to 4749.5p, with its first quarter figures in line with expectations but boosted by one-off items.

Second, the bank argues that inflation was boosted by one-off factors, such as big rises in municipal bus fares and a shortage of ethanol (widely used as vehicle fuel in Brazil).

Dupont's second-quarter profit more than doubled, boosted by one-time gains.

The figures for the third quarter were boosted by one-off factors such as the Olympic Games, and the second quarter's extra bank holiday and bad weather.

It earned 11 cents per share that year and is expected to report a profit of 25 cents for 2000, though this number is boosted by one-time gains from the early redemption of debt.

Shares in French bank Societe Generale and Switzerland's Credit Suisse dropped more than 3% in European trading, while Britain's Barclays was down 1.5%, as profits either failed to top forecasts or were seen boosted by one-off factors.

And if the third quarter is just to be a break between periods of contraction, boosted by one-off factors, then it looks more like a blip in a period of stagnation than a turning point for the economy.