Sentence examples for drastic boost from inspiring English sources

The situation at South Carolina, another program with a drastic boost in average attendance, is somewhat different.

As a result, Myer posted 14.8% rise in net profit for the financial year 2009, after a drastic boost of 39.5% in 2008.

UGT74E2 is a gene that responds with a drastic boost of expression (>100-fold) in cat2 mutants subjected to high-light treatment.

While our protocol outperforms the protocol from [9] even in the case of only two helper users, a drastic performance boost is achieved when there are multiple helper users in the system.

Some automakers are taking more drastic steps to boost sales.

The surprise decision came just days after the bank's governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, suggested he had dismissed any drastic easing measures to boost business confidence.

Prime Minister BJ Vorster's ruling clique had decided that drastic measures were needed to boost their image internationally and among English-speaking South African whites.

In total, the Greens believe their package of drastic changes to the tax regime would boost government revenues to a level £157bn higher than the Conservatives are counting on.

At the same time, the government has effectively given a boost to one of the less drastic alternatives to bankruptcy by loosening the restrictions on who is eligible for a debt relief order (DRO).

According to many commentators, that's a terrifying number, requiring drastic action — in particular, of course, canceling efforts to boost the economy and calling off health care reform.

Maybe the price cut (update: not a cut) will help boost sales, but such a rapid and drastic response reeks of desperation, and customers may not respond well to it.