Sentence examples for marked boost from inspiring English sources

House Democrats are running slightly ahead of Republicans in some public opinion polls, but neither party has seen a marked boost or fall from the current standoff.

I won't be surprised if YouTube sees a marked boost in search queries as a result of the new masthead.

Groupon's stock price got a rapid and marked boost in after-hours trading today in the first minutes after it was announced that longtime CEO Andrew Mason has been ousted from the company.

In healthy 9- to 12-month-old Malian children, a single immunization with either a full or half dose of PsA-TT elicited a marked boost in anti-TT IgG GMCs.

These marks boost sensitivity to testosterone in XY fetuses and lower it in XX fetuses, thereby canalizing sexual development.

Prosecutors will be able to launch another appeal against that ruling, but the judgment nonetheless marks a boost for the 77-year-old, who denied the charges and insists he is the victim of a personal vendetta by leftwing Italian judges.

And why work harder when a weak D-mark boosts your profits anyway?

Summer-born children should have their exam marks boosted to compensate for being almost a year younger when they sit tests, a report argues.

"Tier-two vendors — the likes of Oppo, K-Touch and Gionee — have also stamped their mark, boosting smart phone shipments into tier-three and tier-four cities, predominantly through the open channels," she writes.

The contract marked a major boost for the boatyard after several lean years.

Zinke's first year was largely marked by efforts to boost mining and fossil fuel production, prioritizing energy development over conservation.