Sentence examples for effect boosting from inspiring English sources

Archers Rex and Toby Fairbrother's purchase of 250 Christmas dinner geese in 2015 led to an "Archers effect", boosting UK goose sales by 3%.

Thus, both interim testing and emphasizing details may result in an ironic effect, boosting suggestibility.

A popular top-end device is supposed to provide a "halo effect", boosting sales for an entire product range.

It is regarded as the spillover effect (boosting rival's output) which is greater the larger the spillover is.

So-called "cash-for-clunkers" deals in which governments provide incentives for consumers to trade in their old cars for new (and often more fuel-efficient) ones–have had the desired effect, boosting auto sales in countries like Germany and China for the types of cars targeted.

The effect boosts earnings per share for the S&P 500 index by around 2%, reckons Barclays.

Our estimates suggest that this "wealth effect" boosted growth in real consumer spending by as much as one percentage point per year from late 1996 to mid-2000.

"However, furniture and home accessories benefited from consumers taking on home improvement projects over the long weekend while the 'Mother's Day effect' boosted sales of jewellery and watches".

Rising house prices have profound effects on an economy that tries to get out of a recession, both because the wealth effect boosts domestic consumption and because higher house prices stimulate new construction.

For example, if a person's pay went up from £60,000 to £65,000 and they are in a 1/60ths scheme, it would in effect boost the final value of their pension and incur a tax charge of around £2,500.

The Fed is currently trying to boost the economy in two ways: it is keeping interest rates very low, at zero, in the belief that it will encourage banks to lend and also, as a side effect, boost the stock market.