Sentence examples for remains boosting from inspiring English sources

So far she has overseen an upswing in its share price and reversed the decline in its web traffic, overhauling its home page and key apps, but the biggest challenge remains boosting Yahoo's advertising revenues after years of struggling to compete with Google, Facebook and Twitter.

Earlier administration of the booster may be more effective than the 18 month dose although it remains unknown whether boosting with the 7PCV or 23PPV is more effective.

That said, Mr Wade's inclusion in the cabinet at the head of a new super-ministry will offer opportunities to boost his popularity, while his role in the rebranding of the party suggests that the president remains keen to boost his son's profile.

While the mechanism of this boosting effect remains to be completely characterized, it is likely that peripheral B-cells are stimulated to produce antibodies to predominantly linear epitopes of the soluble PPD tuberculin proteins following cognate interactions with T-cells.

Whether her performance will translate into a poll boost remains to be seen.

House price inflation remains a welcome boost to individual coffers (and if the children of the baby boomers are also making unearned wealth on property they will be able to pay back their parents' investment).

But for buyers in the UK, this speed boost remains out of reach.

Yet, despite recent recalls, Boosted remains the champion of the niche, with Inboard quickly catching up.

The full impact of NIH budget doubling, subsequent stagnation, and now ARRA stimulus boost remains to be seen.

There is little evidence to support the use of a boost in anal cancer, since less than 10% of patients have persistent disease after a dose of 45 50.4 Gy (Flam et al, 1996), and the efficacy of any boost remains unproven (Anonymous, 1996).

Right now, the market is counting on a "Goldilocks scenario," in which economic growth remains vibrant enough to boost corporate profits but also modest enough to prevent the Fed from speeding up its interest-rate increases.