Sentence examples for it has buoyed from inspiring English sources

It has buoyed its cash reserves by selling its China operations and half of its stake in Fuji Xerox.

It has buoyed the Packers while often deflating opposing teams.

But it has created the billion-dollar fortunes of recent years, and it has buoyed the stock market and therefore the wealth of mutual-fund America in general.

Apple is now such a large part of the S.& P. 500 and the Nasdaq 100 indexes that it has buoyed millions of investors who own shares of broad index funds and mutual funds.

But it had buoyed to the surface just as the squall sprang up, and with 30-knot winds and four-foot swells that splashed over the stern, it was too dangerous to retrieve the sub.

While Allied Irish has rejected suggestions that it may be a takeover target, speculation about a possible deal has buoyed its share price.

This suggests that it is his performance elsewhere that has buoyed him in this state, and that if he loses in South Carolina his support may fade.

Today it's worth perhaps $5.4 billion and has buoyed Areva's results during weak spells for the reactor business.

The game's success has buoyed the fortunes of a company with its own real-world troubles.

The cheaper rouble has buoyed exports, too.

Such thinking has buoyed Medtronic's stock.