Sentence examples for recovery boost from inspiring English sources

One of Rabobank's former riders, Denmark's Michael Rasmussen, has spoken at length about Leinders' use of triamcinolone and the closely related cortisone to aid recovery, boost stamina and shed weight without losing strength.

Recovery boost?

Moreover, a heat recovery boost equal to 4.6 MW is obtained from hot streams using the proposed design.

This is why I believe that now is an opportune time to pick up some of these depressed refining stocks, as positive crack spreads during the recovery boost profits.

Signs of US recovery boosted metals prices and miners took up most of the other top spots on the FTSE 100 risers board.

Its trade surplus fell by half in the last two years as recession forced many countries to slash their imports while China's fast recovery boosted its own imports, aiding growth overseas.

NBC's "pitter-patter" on the road to recovery boosted General Electric's second-quarter profits 2% from the year-ago period–and its stock saw moderate gains Friday.

Though few would welcome a return to the irrational housing boom of the mid 2000s, a wider resurgence in property prices across the Eurozone could help underpin economic recovery, boosting household confidence and spurring growth in the construction sector.

Chemicals companies, though they have had a rougher recession than either health care or telecoms companies, are expected to benefit from cyclical recovery boosted by the improving economy in 2010.

The Senate has been hamstrung for nearly a month over the most basic relief-and-recovery boost: an extension of unemployment benefits.

Due to the time lag it manifests as a recovery-boosting rather than a reactivity-buffering effect.