Sentence examples for service boost from inspiring English sources

But the carrier lost 6% of its pre-paid customers, which includes subscribers to its youth-focused service, Boost Mobile, versus 5.4% in the prior quarter.

Burdett-Coutts said the upgraded computerised ticket sales service, boosted by a new fringe smartphone app downloaded by 35,000 people, had helped boost sales.

Having made headlines with its $1.1bn acquisition of Tumblr, Yahoo has also revamped its Flickr photo-sharing service, boosting its free storage to 1TB for every user and revamping its website and Android app.

RealNames claims its service boosts the conversion rate of browsers to buyers by as much as 300%, since the surfers it delivers are so much more qualified than the average web window shopper.

GPs in one described that the POCT service "boosted the practice's image"[ 19] (note that this study is poorly described and rigour cannot be assessed).

For Roku, having its own ad-supported service could help boost its revenue.

"Crush or Flush has been a run away success with our subscribers during the application's trial period," said Craig Thole, director of value added services, Boost Mobile.

Table 2 Empirical study conducted in African and Asian countries with regard to mobile and Internet banking Author (s) County Data Sources Findings Ouma et al. (2017) Sub-Saharan Africa Secondary Data Mobile financial services boost saving habits among the poor and low-income households.

Putting more people in good jobs will increase aggregate demand for goods and services, boost the housing market, and generate more dynamic and sustainable economic growth.

Mitchell insists services should help boost Arrow's return on capital from 9% to between 12% and 15%.

Mr Brown said the £5bn of investment, between 2014-19, would help boost services between Glasgow and Edinburgh and deliver the Borders Railway.