Sentence examples similar to failed boost from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, Greek stores yield 40% less output than they might from each square foot of retail space.The prescription for Greece and others is a familiar one: relaxing the rules that govern jobs, wages and land development will allow the best enterprises to grow bigger and the duds to fail, boosting productivity, GDP growth and tax revenues.

Importantly, Ad5 immunizations failed to boost following the first immunization, whereas DNA responses were continually boosted with all four immunizations demonstrating a major advantage of these improved DNA vaccines.

The heavily advertised promotion failed to boost sales.

The trial, which ended on September 9th, failed to boost spending.

The trouble with that example is that the change failed to boost Tory fortunes.

"The fact that sterling's significant depreciation has so far failed to boost net trade is worrying.

Cut-price tickets failed to boost tepid sales for the F1, with a third less seats sold than in 2011.

Abuja, the massive, unfinished folly of a capital that Nigeria began building in 1981, has failed to boost the country's under-inhabited interior.

Iain Duncan Smith, elected leader in the wake of that defeat, has failed to boost the party's poll ratings or heal its divisions.

Even a last-minute announcement that a deal had been reached on the knotty issue of drug trafficking failed to boost Mr Santos in the election.

So far, efforts to increase the UK's skills base and encourage businesses to invest in the latest processes and equipment has failed to boost productivity.