Sentence examples for boosted by the lack of from inspiring English sources

In past months, recruitment had been boosted by the lack of jobs elsewhere in the economy.

At the same time the sector was boosted by the lack of immediate news in George Osborne's Mansion House speech on imposing new taxes and breaking up the banks, although both are still in the forefront on ministers' minds.

Profits were also boosted by the lack of any further provision for payment protection insurance compensation, which has cost the bank £12bn since 2011, and a fall in bad debt charges which were just £177m, down by 59%.

Such hopes were boosted by the hosts, whose striking lack of urgency gave the impression summer holidays were already uppermost in their thoughts.

The boost account refers to an offender deciding to return to the same location, boosted by the success of previous crime commission (Bowers and Johnson 2004; Pease 1998).

Khan has faced accusations that his new-found popularity is being quietly boosted by the military, and his Lahore speech was notable for his lack of criticism of the army.

Additionally, the antiviral activity of D5, a human antibody that binds to the N-terminal heptad repeat (NHR) of gp41 and lacks membrane binding, was boosted by the same cholesterol conjugation.

The gate receipts, totalling £35,000, helped boost the finances of FIFA, which had been damaged by the lack of competition during World War II.

The currency has since recovered and received a boost from the lack of violence during the local elections.

An exodus from the market of would-be buyers, propelled by the lack of credit or unwilling to invest while prices are heading down, has boosted demand for rented accommodation.

Given that current voice services already are being constrained by the lack of available radio spectrum, CDMA could provide a major boost for spectrum-hungry Verizon Wireless, a joint venture of Verizon Communications and Vodafone Group.