Sentence examples for digital boosts from inspiring English sources

Western Digital boosts MyBook drive to 1.5TB [MacNN].

A new study has shown that social media might be making this image obsolete, with online networks giving peer pressure a digital boost.

The World Economic Forum's Global Information Technology Report 2013 estimated that a comprehensive digital boost could help lift more than half a billion people out of poverty over the next decade.

The digital boost countered a 15% fall in sales of DVD and Blu-ray on the high street to £1.07bn and a 28% decline in the physical rental market to £76.9m, as the overall video market crept up by 1.5% to £2.24bn.

The impressive growth in digital boosted the record industry's overall market value by 2.7% to £155.8m and helped to offset a decline in sales of CDs.

Priority number one must be completion of the single market in services and digital industries, boosting high-growth industries and our competitiveness as a whole.

Latest owners, the US giant Viacom, have pledged a "huge leap forward", with a programming cash injection, a greater commitment to news and documentaries and sharper on-screen branding for the network, which has three digital channels boosting its audience share.

Most corporate entities resist this notion as information about users has become a primary commodity in the digital world boosting the fortunes of corporations like Google or Facebook.

The round was led by China-based Huiyin Blockchain Venture with participation from existing investors Digital Currency Group, Boost VC and Draper VC.

There will always be those who love the digital ego boost of flirting online, with or without Tinder.

For the week that ended Sunday, Ms. Houston had a nearly 60-fold increase in album sales, virtually all of it digital, and equivalent boosts in track downloads and online streaming.