Sentence examples for managed to boost from inspiring English sources

In the strategic areas of automotive and electronic components, the companies have managed to boost profits through improvement in their cost management as a result of the corporate re-engineering of the past few years, it added.

Europe's biggest airline has cut costs and managed to boost passenger numbers.

"Cornell, in that time, has managed to boost the percentage it keeps from that allotment.

With annual books and arts festivals, Adelaide has managed to boost its economy by fashioning itself into a cultural centre.

China managed to boost lending for questionable investments by local governments or their captive companies in 2008-09 and it's not clear that they want to repeat this.

Indonesia and Grenada, the top producers of nutmeg, managed to boost prices for a few years by limiting supply, but cheating quickly scuppered the arrangement.

That is the old politics, they say, whose obsolescence is proved by this very budget, one that manages to boost enterprise and rescue the NHS at the same time.

We won't know until the ONS releases more detailed estimates of GDP how much of that has been driven by consumer spending; but maxing out the credit card or dipping into the rainy day fund can only get you so far, and the recovery will peter out unless inflation abates (unlikely in the short term) or households manage to boost their earnings to keep up.

If OPEC manages to boost prices to $60 or higher U.S. production would boom anew.

Realizing that they could not actively manage to boost their income sources, they rather transfer their wealth to their children in the form of gift or bequest.

If Aramco manages to boost reserves (expansively defined) to 900 billion barrels and its average take to 70%, that would more than double proved reserves to 600 billion barrels.