Sentence examples for limited boost from inspiring English sources

The IMF said there would only be a limited boost for net exports caused by an abrupt sterling depreciation and this would only partly offset the hit to GDP from reduced consumption and investment.

The idea has set the country's press and local wags alight with speculation about how far such an idea could go.Take the conservative view, and the project is a useful albeit limited boost to trade and regional integration.

But others caution that the new government may not have the means to give more than a limited boost to research.

The main reason is that there has been a collapse of tax revenues because of the permanent loss of output caused by Big Finance and because, during 2009, the government deliberately decided on a time-limited boost to the economy.

His ability is a limited speed boost, designed to allow him to quickly capture objective points.

The songwriters, including Mr. Mascara, will thus be protected and able to enjoy whatever limited career boost and immortality their creation engenders.

Archer said: "The economy should be able to achieve GDP growth in the third quarter, as it is helped by the making up of some of the activity lost to the Queen's diamond jubilee in the second quarter and also receives a limited overall boost from the staging of the Olympic Games".

Hit the jump button twice and you get a limited jet pack boost which is necessary for longer jumps but needs to be carefully employed, especially when hovering above spike pits to grab that last crucial diamond.

The idea is to give consumers a limited ability to boost their mobile signal in times of need.

Some examples include rainbow bagels from New York, Valentino bags and the limited edition Yeezy Boost for lower than market price, Sephora and Macy's beauty products from the U.S. into Europe and Asia where they aren't available, among many others.

While the ACA does make some efforts to address these problems -- such as providing limited and temporary boosts to primary care physician reimbursement, requiring parity of mental health care with that of physical illness, and enabling states to establish "health homes" for the mentally ill -- these are far too limited to make a dent in the above problems.