Sentence examples for events boosted from inspiring English sources
UK capital of culture events boosted tourism in Londonderry in 2013, according to new government figures.
Ukraine is a country where conspiracy theories are taken seriously.The events boost the Russian narrative that Ukraine is plagued by rampaging fascists.
And now scientists say that the cloud -- composed primarily of tiny grains kicked up from the lunar surface by the impact of interplanetary dust particles -- increases in density whenever meteor showers and other celestial events boost the volume of the particles striking the moon.
McKevitt said: "It's half-price event boosted performance across much of the store – particularly in household and alcohol.
This long-awaited event boosted French morale and paved the way for the final French victory.
The special event boosted a series of initiatives at local levels.
Model B, which includes 30 min of data observed during and after the CRImild event boosts AUC to 80.1% and specificity at 100% sensitivity to 37% (identifies all patients at elevated risk of CRIcrit at least 30 minutes ahead of its onset, while correctly identifying 37% of those who will not experience such deterioration).
Physical movements seem to be particularly suitable fodder for making non-declarative memories, and so by both speaking and gesturing, we may encourage our brains to make two independent memories of an event, boosting our chances of remembering the event later.
"There's no evidence these big events boost tourism in the long-term.
Both these unrelated events have boosted demand for oil as a substitute.Of stocks and shocksDemand has risen at a time when inventories are also unusually low.
"Recent events have boosted everybodys interest in volunteering," Cramer says.
