Sentence examples for booster point from inspiring English sources

Those with prior history of JE-MB vaccination were considered to need a booster dose if the time since previous JE-MB vaccination exceeded 3 years; the traveler planned to stay in Asia until after the recommended 3-year booster point; or the traveler had previously received only a 2-dose primary series of JE-MB.

Mr. Ballmer, the company's chief booster, pointed out that since 2000, when the company was fighting a bitter federal antitrust case, it had actually increased its market share among the industry's top 25 information technology companies.

Boosters point to the economic benefits of membership.

Boosters point to Portland, Oregon, which unveiled America's first streetcar line with modern vehicles in 2001.

City boosters point to an educated population but the city's secret weapon may simply be a youthful outlook.

Malkin's boosters point to his higher points total — he was the first to top 100 — and his superior plus-minus rating.

Kurdistan's boosters point to the region's homogeneity, as well as a strong military and a well-developed intelligence network as effective buttresses against rampant violence.

Though the faux Starbucks sign is only a joke, neighborhood boosters point to several developments of recent years as increasing the area's attractiveness.

Rio's boosters point to new investment in textiles, fruit, a new deepwater port and a resurgent steel and shipbuilding industry.

Now, 3-D boosters point out that these screens also work beautifully as regular sets for everything we already watch on TV.

Web boosters point out that in the wake of the shakedown, the surviving entertainment dot.coms are pitching their movies offline -- to television, film studios and even airlines in the hope of generating a profit.