Sentence examples for boosted more than from inspiring English sources

Earnings were boosted more than 120% by profits made from the company's sale of HotJobs to Monster.com for $225 million.

Indeed, Msh6 knockout rats were found to be more sensitive to ENU treatment and the germ line mutation rate was boosted more than two-fold to 1 mutation per 585 kb.

In addition, isoamyl alcohol concentration was found to be boosted more than 35%% for both BY4742-IB opi1Δ (87.2 mg/L) and BY4742-IB (90.1 mg/L) compared to BY4742 strain (64.3 mg/L) (Table  1).

"Aerobics," notes Sandrock, "boosts more than a person's self-confidence.

But as Grant writes, there are many ways to give, and by broadening our definition of what it means to give we can boost more than just the bank accounts of others.

Isner's victory come in a week when American men's tennis needed a boost more than ever.

In the cases of Ms. Bush and Ms. Cheney, their fathers may need the image boost more than they do, and daughters often prove an obliging literary surrogate.

The funding boost more than doubles the budget of the fledgling Basic Research and Higher Education BRHEE) Program, allowing it to expand from eight to 16 centers across the country.

Consumers also upped their spending on eating in July, with sales at food and beverage stores getting a 0.8% boost, more than tripling the increase in June.

In other words, containers have boosted globalisation more than all trade agreements in the past 50 years put together.

Between 1997 and 2010, net annual immigration quadrupled, and the UK population was boosted by more than 2.2 million immigrants, more than twice the population of Birmingham.