Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "The further marked fall in unemployment points to a still rapidly tightening labour market, thereby seemingly boosting the case for an interest rate hike sooner rather than later by the Bank of England.
The omnipresence of armed troops has seemingly helped boost their joy.
Ms. Cabell's seemingly effortless singing is boosted by the lively, polished and sympathetic accompaniment of the London Philharmonic, conducted here by Andrew Davis.
The quarter benefited from cost cutting and direct to consumer sales, with some of that seemingly inventory liquidation that boosted revenue but squeezed margins.
We become better at seeing connections between seemingly disparate ideas, boosting our capacity for creativity.
President Bush, battered by the mid-term elections, embarked on a long foreign trip seemingly designed to boost his image as a global statesman.
Some of them, such as the purchase of the startup MoPub, were seemingly designed to boost its existing advertising business, particularly on mobile devices.
Recently, in a display seemingly directed at boosting white morale, the state armaments company unveiled a modified French Mirage 3 plane said to be a match for Soviet MIG-23's used in Angola.
The knack of organisation Must do better The pain of suspension Making downtown less dodgy ReprintsYet amid this expansion, boosted by controversy and a seemingly bottomless well of royal Qatari cash, Al Jazeera has been steadily losing ground nearer home.
Britain's seemingly insatiable appetite for bargains from Primark has again boosted profits at Associated British Foods.
