Sentence examples for likely boosted from inspiring English sources

It is often suggested that the Ivy teams could have maintained their Division I-A status, which would have likely boosted recruiting and attendance, while playing league opponents and a mix of games against institutions with similar academic standards.

"Nevertheless, it seems there is still a perception that the day itself is the time to get the best deals as it drew record volumes to retail sites – most likely boosted by shoppers who stayed away from the high street in order to avoid a repeat of the scenes from last year.

Kunkel's preliminary analysis of the rainfall, which scientists say was likely boosted by climate change, found an average of more than 17.5 inches fell over five weather stations across 14,000 square miles of the eastern Carolinas, according to the Associated Press.

Analysts say steady consumer interest in smart phones and a string of device launches likely boosted RIM's fiscal second quarter, which ended Aug. 31.

The uptick was likely boosted by recent promotions, such as eBay's decision to grant U.S. consumers a discount for using premium services, such as the "Gallery option".

"Prequel" was coined in the Eisenhower era (1958) but didn't become common coin until the '90s, likely boosted by the new Star Wars films.

Moreover, the park and lineup would likely boost Upton's stats significantly.

For now, economists and policymakers appear unconcerned about inflation turning negative, saying it will likely boost consumer spending.

The Kurdish regional government (KRG) will likely boost Baghdad, despite their long history of oil and territory disputes.

Current developments on strain engineering together with the growing market for biofuels will likely boost the industrial interest in such processes.

He must be dimly aware that a Tory government likely boosts the case for Scottish independence more than a Labour one might.