Sentence examples for boosting interest from inspiring English sources

All of that is true, but the Fed policymakers aren't just thinking about working families when they consider boosting interest rates.

Emerging technologies, such as big data and the internet of things, are boosting interest, while the proliferation of home computers, internet connection and mobile phones is helping the public become more statistically literate.

Since he started boosting interest rates in May 1999, Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, has singlehandedly tried to cool off an economy and stock market that he viewed as overheated.

Then, of course, there is TV's particle physicist – and former D Ream keyboard player – Professor Brian Cox, who has done wonders in boosting interest among women in the stars (those in the sky that is; not D Ream).

The Fed's threatening grumbles are boosting interest rates, which will hurt the economy.

He suggested boosting interest rates 25 basis points rather than standing pat.

Renewing the show so early may boost interest in the first season's worth of episodes.

Amateur boxing is back in schools and the 2012 Olympics will boost interest further.

Janet Yellen, the Fed's doveish chief, will not boost interest rates much until wages rise faster.

"In spite of the negative publicity about Greece," he said, "we've been seeing significantly boosted interest".

"The budget is likely to boost interest in central London as investors rush to get in before prices reach £1m.