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

The metal has been partly boosted by the weakness of the dollar.

"In addition, other categories of production likely were boosted by the recent weakness of the pound.

"Retail sales appear to have been helped in August, as they were in July, by good weather lifting demand for clothing," said Archer, adding that they may also have been boosted by the feelgood factor of Team GB's Olympics success, and by visiting tourists exploiting the weakness of the pound to splash out on luxury goods.

Again, Churchill: "The malice of the wicked was reinforced by the weakness of the virtuous. . .

Helped by the weakness of the pound, Northern Ireland's trade in all markets has registered improvement.

This confirms that can improve the boosting performance through controlling the weakness of the learners.

Concomitantly, the host frontline defence system is boosted by increasing the production of granulocytes.

Perhaps, as some have observed, she's buoyed by the weaknesses of the Republican candidates.

The company put the improved performance down to cost cuts in the UK and a boost in exports thanks to the weakness of sterling after the EU referendum.

Those last two touchdown passes by Graff pointed up the weakness of Penn State's de fense.

Imports of groundfish by the United States declined, reflecting the weakness of the US Dollar.