Sentence examples for market boosts from inspiring English sources

An improving labor market boosts Obama's re-election chances, given that both his likely Republican opponents have argued that his economic policies have not been working.

Hosting the Olympic Games has consistently failed to give a stock market boost.

Foreign investment is pouring in, attracted by a market boosted by falling poverty and a swelling lower-middle class.

(A downturn in the art market boosted the trend, which nestled in art institutions. Choleric installational art was just the thing for a burgeoning circuit of biennial exhibitions).

Because the explicit aim of QE was to push investors' money into the stock market, boosting demand for shares, government policy helped Berkeley Group some more.

Lionsgate got a huge stock market boost from the spectacular box office success of the first film which requires it to get the followup into production pronto.

But Cameron made clear that his priority for the summit was securing action to complete the single market, boost trade and stimulate growth.

The move will be a major shot in the arm for Heart – which has struggled recently, especially in the London market – boosting its weekly audience from 7.3 million to 9.5 million.

Britain's car industry reported record exports in the first 11 months of the year as a combination of the low pound and open access to Europe's single market boosted sales.

The main reason is that a bull market boosted most share prices, making option grants valuable.

In a market boosted by government-directed lending, both sellers and buyers have been getting only more ambitious and frenzied.