Sentence examples for fast boosted from inspiring English sources

Travel to Japan rose fast, boosted by a weaker yen.

Visitor numbers in such countries are also rising fast, boosted by a growing middle class.

But for much of the past decade, the number of such interventions was mounting fast, boosted by searches under counter-terrorism legislation and by drugs searches.

Meanwhile, the passenger gets to their destination faster, boosting satisfaction and user retention for Uber.

That should force European companies to restructure faster, further boosting economies.The single currency will also give a boost to the development of a liquid euro-wide capital market, lowering the cost of capital and improving its allocation.

Its trade surplus fell by half in the last two years as recession forced many countries to slash their imports while China's fast recovery boosted its own imports, aiding growth overseas.

Luge, skeleton and bobsled technology has made sleds faster, and ever-faster tracks boost speed further.

"These new delivery systems will give you quicker glucose release and a faster boost of energy than most bars since the body can digest them pretty readily," said Tara Gidus, a registered dietician in Tampa, Fla. Another plus: jelly beans or chewy squares are easy to portion out.

Skate skiing involve powerful, angled motions of the skis to provide a faster boost.

So faster growth boosts saving relative to investment and creates a current-account surplus (or a smaller deficit).

And animal research also suggests that fasting could boost brain cell growth and might protect the brain from the build-up of plaques seen in diseases like Alzheimer's.