Sentence examples for data boosted from inspiring English sources

STOCKMARKETS Good economic data boosted the Dow by 179 points (2.6%) on April 29th, its biggest daily rise since 1987; it ended the week to April 30th above 7,000.

The word representation features extracted from the unlabeled data boosted performance by a 1.37% and a 1.14% F-measure for CEM and CDI subtasks, respectively.

The bad news is that sharp upward revisions to prior months' data boosted March and April payrolls by a total of 185,000.

The upbeat data boosted the pound, as markets felt it was more likely that the Bank of England would raise UK interest rates before the end of the year.

Better than expected machinery orders data boosted Japanese industrial stocks Friday, while Rio Tinto bounced back from a recent slide after it reassured the Australian market that it intends to consummate its deal with Chinalco.

The weak economic data boosted demand for safe-haven government-issued securities, lowering the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note to 2.48%, from 2.51% late Thursday, while the shorter two-year note's yield increased to 0.82%, from 0.80%.

Despite all the data boosting the case for an interest rate rise, the Bank of England's monetary policy committee member David Blanchflower warned against an overreaction.

These data boost the buyer's confidence that he is not a sucker if he clicks the "pay" button now.Far less understood is how rapidly prices for consumer good change over both short and long periods, says Oren Etzioni, the co-founder of Farecast (since sold to Microsoft, and called Bing Travel).

Additionally, the representativeness of the sampling strategy as well as the nationwide nature of the data boosts the study's generalizability to other settings.

Together, these data further boost confidence in the conclusions from this work.

Including all the years of data boosts New Zealand's average economic growth rate under high debt to 2.58percentt, from negative 7.6percentt.