Sentence examples for is boosted before from inspiring English sources

They argued for the existence of a re-infection threshold [12] above which mild re-infections are frequent and immunity is boosted before waning.

"The lingering woes of the Chinese slowdown affecting the US mean the domestic recovery of labour and inflation figures will have to be boosted before [Federal Reserve chair] Janet Yellen takes the plunge into calling a rate hike," he said.

The Panthers were boosted before the game with the return of Theodore — who missed Game 6 with an unspecified injury — and defenseman Jason Garrison, who missed the last three games with a lower-body injury.

Hull KR were boosted before kick-off by the news that former England and Great Britain prop Jamie Peacock will join the club as football manager once he retires from playing at the end of the season, but seemed lucky not to be a man down early following a shoulder charge by James Green on former Rovers half-back Burns.

Shopify, which provides e-commerce solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, initially priced between $12 and $14 per share, a gap that is boosted to $14 to $16 per share, before actually selling its equity for $17 apiece.

Mice selected for hybridoma production were boosted intraperitoneally 3 days before dissecting the spleen.

The off-spinner Arron Lilley and former England seamer Kabir Ali both took four wickets each to help restrict Derbyshire to 190 for nine, although they had been tottering on 92 for six before they were boosted by a career-best 78 from captain Wayne Madsen.

The 50th anniversary special of Doctor Who was its third most popular show, followed by an episode of BBC3's Jack Whitehall comedy Bad Education, which was boosted by being made available online before transmission.

In the early 1990s the capital gains tax on property was boosted to 90%–and this was before a slew of other property exactions were piled on.

Two days before fusion, mice were boosted i.v. with 100 μg rhCEA in phosphate buffered saline (PBS).

Consumer spending before the credit crunch was boosted by households using equity withdrawal on easy terms from lenders.