Sentence examples for boosting their total from inspiring English sources

And she's the only one among them capable of a world class bar routine, boosting their total on that piece by at least two full points.

In a low-scoring affair in Mumbai yesterday, Australia were bowled out for 147 with just over five overs remaining, with a sixth-wicket partnership of 82 between Lisa Sthalekar and Sarah Coyte boosting their total.

From 2010 through 2013, Henwood and four members of his executive team received a combined $2.8 million in bonuses and incentive pay, boosting their total compensation to $8.75 million, according to the tax filings.

The four teams that changed coaches in the off-season have boosted their total number of victories to 34 this season from 19 last season.

They say that that their racers will earn more points in the handful of remaining competitions, and that the way points are calculated will leave the Russians with fewer chances to boost their total.

The Cheneys also received $627,005 in interest on municipal bonds that was exempt from tax, which boosted their total income to $1,894,920 and lowered their effective tax rate to 12.7percentt.

"Worcestershire would have looked for 500 but, once Moeen went it was left to the ever-improving Ben Cox to boost their total.

Impressive, until you realize that a basket of REITs over the same period would have earned 26%, if the investment trusts had been bought on 60% margin to boost their total effective leverage to the 80% levels that Blackstone deploys.

It turns out that health-care spending actually fell, as apparently millions of new Obamacare and Medicaid enrollees boosted their total health-care spending much, much less than the BEA had guessed they would.

Add up all the states that boosted their totals and you get enough surplus prisoners to more than compensate for the meager federal reductions.

Economists say 80percentt of net income gains since 1980 went to people in the top 1percentt of the income distribution, boosting their share of total income to levels unseen since before the Great Depression.