Sentence examples for rise boosting from inspiring English sources

In January the Sunday Telegraph also enjoyed a month on month sales rise, boosting circulation by 1.97% to 461,772.

Banking bulls point out that one day the economy will improve and interest rates will rise, boosting demand for loans and the profitability of lending.

Wall Street, as if to add insult to injury, immediately rewarded this non-event with a sizeable stock rise, boosting Google's value by $20bn.

Securities firms became equally complacent as they watched asset values rise, boosting the value of their holdings as collateral for repos.

If wages now outpace productivity, workers' share of the cake will rise, boosting consumption and helping to reduce China's external surplus.Wage-driven inflation would also help to narrow China's trade surplus by pushing up the price of its exports.

The defence minister, Mr Juwono, says that he would be much happier if in future Admiral Widodo and the military spokesman were the only ones to talk politics in public.Mr Wahid may have made an exception for General Wirahadikusumah because his promotion will serve as a signal that the "reformers" are on the rise, boosting confidence at a time when the new government needs it.

Asian stocks were mixed Wednesday, with Japanese shares moving lower following a downgrade of Toyota Motor and South Korean stocks on the rise, boosted by a rally in steelmakers, which benefited from BHP Billiton dropping its bid for Rio Tinto, and financials, which gained after the government decided against capital injections.

Asian stocks were mixed Wednesday, with Japanese shares moving lower following a downgrade of Toyota Motor and South Korean stocks on the rise, boosted by a rally in the steel makers, which benefited from BHP Billiton dropping its bid for Rio Tinto, and financials, which gained after the government decided against capital injections.

EDM's rise boosted your career, but you also stand apart from it.

In the past decade its firms have modernised and their workers have accepted miserly pay rises, boosting their competitiveness.

Many emerging economies are in the sweet spot of a demographic transition, where the share of the population in their working years is rising, boosting economic growth.