Sentence examples for should be boosted by from inspiring English sources

"New-home inventory remains low, interest rates are favorable, housing affordability is near record highs, and near-term demand should be boosted by the home-buyer tax credit".

Madrid should be boosted by the return from injury of several players, including forwards Karim Benzema and Gonzalo Higuaín, as well as the Brazilian midfielder Kaká.

Key moves have included the so far somewhat low rating joint venture with Winfrey to launch the channel OWN, although it should be boosted by her onscreen debut in Oprah's Next Chapter in September.

Sales should be boosted by proposed tax credits for the buyers of such cars.

No major economic figures are scheduled to be released today, but stocks should be boosted by triple witching, when stock and stock index futures and options expire.

Earnings forecast for the quarter through December should be boosted by "Singles Day," an all-day shopping event on November 11 that is promoted by online retail companies as an excuse for single people to buy something nice for themselves.

Prediction of the correct targets to combine relies on clinical experience from single target drugs, an area that should be boosted considerably by quantitative systems pharmacology, a computer-based methodology that combines preclinical neuropharmacology, neurophysiology and existing clinical information, allowing testing of combinations in a virtual human patient [110].

Labour held on to the likes of Southampton, Redditch and Crawley and should be boosted later on Friday by a win for Sadiq Khan as London's mayor.

Committee staffing should be boosted.

Confidence should also be boosted by the fact they earned a point away to Ligue 1 opposition with a side containing three teenagers in Joe Gomez, Jordon Ibe and Jordan Rossiter, with another, the 18-year-old Spanish midfielder Pedro Chirivella, coming on as a first-half substitute.

Observers with vernier durations longer than 100 ms were excluded at this stage to ensure that all observers were rather "good" performers (sensitivity should not be boosted by "bad" performers).