Sentence examples for hugely boosted from inspiring English sources

Consumption increased dramatically in the 1960s when the state hugely boosted production.

This hugely boosted the market, since older gamers (today, the average age of a console owner is around 28) have more disposable income.

Inchoate liberalism was hugely boosted by a fortnightly perusal of the Eye; how many of us could recite great chunks of BTF by heart?

Then in the summer following the bid the Qataris bought PSG, and al-Jazeera hugely boosted the revenues of French football by entering the broadcast market.

And it was invaluable in encouraging democracy in later adherents, especially that trio of Mediterranean countries with wobbly parliamentary traditions: Greece, Spain and Portugal.As for economics, by dismantling trade barriers within Europe the EEC no less hugely boosted prosperity.

Leadsom could now see her support among MPs hugely boosted by Johnson's decision, as there are a number of Tory politicians who were going to back him but have not yet said who they will choose instead.

That may not immediately affect growth, he adds, but it will hugely boost business confidence.

Many smaller players would create distinctive, local offers if it were possible, hugely boosting consumer choice.

That has allowed the country to raise its production from almost nothing to over 500,000 b/d, hugely boosting government revenue.

He remained unabashedly vague about how he was going to cut taxes while hugely boosting infrastructure spending.

A handful of successful films or TV shows, sold on into syndication, on to DVD, overseas, and so on can hugely boost profits.