Sentence examples for introduced to boost from inspiring English sources

Most of the credit for this upturn must go to near-zero interest rates and various other quasi-socialistic methods the Fed has introduced to boost the credit and housing markets, but fiscal policy also played a role.

For around the same amount – one of the special offers introduced to boost business during the current slump – you can book a stay at the altogether more extravagant Grand Bay Hotel at Isla Navidad Resort in Manzanillo on the Pacific coast, four hours due south of Guadalajara on the fast-moving toll road.

Once again, the tax-credit system that the UK introduced to boost – theoretically – the domestic film industry has triggered controversy, after it was revealed that the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) had benefitted by over £1bn after setting up a string of deals with Hollywood studios.

The rise coincides with the government's Help to Buy scheme, introduced to boost the housing market.

Under him a raft of measures have been introduced to boost Japan's struggling economy.

A novel, economical ball milling and heat treatment of porous silicon based anodes was introduced to boost the electrochemical performance and cycle capacity of Li-ion batteries.

There is an unseemly side to this maturity, too: many of us were introduced to "boosting" at this Paralympics, where competitors with spinal injuries might strangle their testicles or sit on a drawing pin to raise their blood pressure and improve performances.

The government has signalled that it may be more relaxed about the Bank loosening its grip on inflation, thereby giving incoming governor Mark Carney more flexibility over measures he may introduce to boost growth.

The structural reforms they are introducing to help boost growth will take time to have much effect.But as long as it remains shallow, a European recession will do limited damage on the rest of the world.

The commissioner added that his force's system should be introduced nationally to boost trust in policing.

A dozen states, including oil-rich Texas, have introduced measures to boost the share of renewable energy used locally.