Sentence examples for goods boost from inspiring English sources

By paying people to trade in their old fuel-guzzling cars for new efficient ones, the scheme was supposed to jump start consumption of durable goods, boost the hard-hit car industry, and improve the fuel efficiency of America's fleet.

Low-cost capital goods boost the productivity of Sub-Saharan Africa's producers, whereas low-cost manufactured imports benefit consumers and producers (through lower wage pressures and cheaper inputs).

To see which ones you have the goods boost for, look for a green tick on the menu that appears when you hover your cursor over the building.

A century later, Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz would prove out a Henry George theorem, showing that in certain cases increased investment in public goods boosted land rents by at least that much.

What's more, he said, a $12-an-hour 12-an-hour 12-an-hourve little noticeable effect on the cost of goods, boosting inflation by less than 1%.

If China were using trade to build their economy they would use that $1.5 trillion dollar reserve to place orders here for American-made goods, boosting our economy, and boosting our ability to trade further with them.

He got a good boost out of it".

Of course, finding your heart-mate is a really good boost to your immune system".

Leeds coach Brian McClennan said: 'It was a terrific effort and a good boost for the club.

"It was a good boost to play," Howard said on the Web site.

It's a good boost - we're still in the fight.