Sentence examples for could probably boost from inspiring English sources

Its P/E of 14 means an earnings gain for a debt-financed acquirer; the buyer, moreover, could probably boost earnings still further by cutting some fat.

This strategy could probably boost clinical efficacy in combination with other mitosis-specific therapeutics.

That decision will probably boost the generic-drug market.

This probably boosted its fundraising efforts.

Still, their offense has been inconsistent, and their outfield could probably use a boost.

There are plenty of places the money could be better-spent.Mr Scott's rejection of the rail money might end up being bad for Florida, which could probably use the boost to its economy.

So while a nicely seasoned garlic-rubbed leg of lamb might taste like savory perfection eaten hot off the flames, the next day it could probably use a boost.

Everyone around you could probably use a boost in some kind of way, so thinking of a nice way to help someone out or brighten someone's day could go a long way towards bringing you closer.

"It's been difficult for England both on and off the field, with a lot of distractions, and they could probably do with a boost".

I realize this is hardly groundbreaking news but it's a nice little package (8GB MicroSD, adapters, and a little reader) and we could probably all use a boost in our SD capacity (I'm ashamed to say I'm using a 1GB card at the moment), especially with stuff like the Pandora coming out.

Senate Republicans could probably be persuaded to back a modest boost in infrastructure spending.