Sentence examples for soaring boosting from inspiring English sources
Indian port tycoon Gautam Adani's closeness to Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent shares of his companies, including flagship Adani Enterprises, soaring, boosting his wealth.
Facebook shares soar, boosted by small-business ads, and Erny Peibst offers advice for increasing Facebook likes on a budget.
Soaring temperatures boosted sales of food, alcohol and clothing in July to fuel hopes over the recovery in consumer spending.
Not only have its soaring sales boosted revenues and profits, but its stylish and raunchy image has done wonders for the Chrysler brand, moving it upmarket.
The Royal Mint has reported soaring profits, boosted by commemorative coins struck and sold to mark events such as the 50th anniversary of Winston Churchill's death and the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta.
Some of the same conditions seen then drought and other extreme weather, soaring oil prices boosting transport prices, higher demand are in play now, and some food prices are indeed rising rapidly again.
It means the reserve's colony is now the biggest in England, with the soaring birth rate boosting the population beyond those found on the Farne Islands in Northumberland and Donna Nook in Lincolnshire.
NEW YORK (By Frank Tang) - Gold rose more than 1percenttoto an all-time high on Tuesday above $1,432 an ounce as chaos in Libya and political turmoil in the Arab world prompted safe-haven buying and soaring oil prices boosted bullion's inflation hedge appeal.
The organisers of the 2014 Tour de France Grand Depart have predicted that it will further boost the soaring popularity of cycling in Britain and put Yorkshire on the global map, as they begin their final six months of preparations.
But extending them would boost a soaring deficit that is estimated to have hit $1.4 billion in the fiscal year that ended on September 30th.
Bovis has announced that it built a record number of houses in the first half of 2015, boosted by soaring demand for property in London and the south of England.
