Sentence examples similar to handsomely boosted from inspiring English sources
This is the age of the multi-media publicity blitzkrieg: Trading on their popularity, many entertainers hawk posters, T-shirts, badges, coffee mugs and the like--handsomely supplementing their incomes while boosting their public images.
A modest investment (reportedly, $4m) paid off handsomely in the boost it gave corporate India's reputation among the global business elite.Nandan Nilekani, the charmingly down-to-earth boss of Infosys, is the man who persuaded Tom Friedman that "The World is Flat".
Trevor Greetham, a director at Fidelity Worldwide Investment, said: "Draghi handsomely beat expectations by adopting all of the measures under discussion and leaving the door open to future QE by way of asset purchases if they need to boost growth further or turn sentiment around in a crisis situation".
Boosting morale boosts productivity!
And, in a rare case of startup justice, his day-in, day-out work building the social network no one ever wanted to get excited about has paid him handsomely: Netting him a boost of nearly $1 billion to his net worth.
The company would get a boost to R&D that could eventually pay off handsomely.
So Blanchflower's plan for an extra fiscal boost focused on training the young could pay off handsomely in the longer run.
Well, it is certainly a well made film – and obviously films do not get to be well made without a very talented director at the helm; it has been handsomely rewarded at the box office and has also given another boost to sales of Yann Martel's original novel.
A new Blu-ray of Shane (Eureka, PG) handsomely polishes up a Hollywood western that needs less of a profile boost: the blend of stoicism and sentiment in George Stevens's 63-year-old film still cuts deep.
Henry was handsomely attired.
