Sentence examples for maker boost from inspiring English sources

In its announcement Thursday, Dell missed sales estimates and revised its outlook downward for the next quarter, even as cutting costs helped the PC maker boost profits.

Computer Associates International said it amassed $600 million from a private sale of five-year senior notes convertible into company stock, seeking to pay off debt; the world's No. 4 software maker boosted its sale 20% from $500 million.

EpiPen maker boosts discount programs but holds price steady, despite outrage.

Chip makers boost the strength of quad-core processors by cramming four processing cores on one chip.

Transcript-based and homology-based annotations were supplied to AUGUSTUS, SNAP and Maker to boost their performance.

Several sources in Taiwan said Microsoft has recently offered steep discounts on Windows 8 to PC makers to boost development of touch-controlled devices.

The panel looked at ways policy makers could boost the technology in cities and ensure that the benefits are enjoyed by all citizens.

But the same biotechnology which has transformed other drugmaking has also allowed vaccine-makers to combat new diseases and create higher-margin vaccines (such as for hepatitis B) for adult consumers willing to pay out of their own pockets.Mother Nature is also giving vaccine-makers a boost.

Likewise, they say, dual-core architecture is just another way for the hardware-makers to boost the speed of their machines, and should thus be treated the same as raising clock speed.In short, users feel it is grossly unfair for software firms to charge more for improvements that stem entirely from buying better hardware.

Kriegel said that the company is focused on working with third party partners — including handset makers — to boost adoption of its service.

U.S. stocks rose Monday, pushing the Nasdaq Composite Index to its highest close in more than 20 months after surprisingly rosy results from mobile phone maker Motorola boosted investors' hopes for strong third-quarter earnings.