Sentence examples for still boost from inspiring English sources

Personal incomes were rising so fast that states could cut taxes and still boost revenues.

As a further refinement, they bury phoney keywords in the web page's actual programming where they cannot be filtered out but can still boost the page's ranking.

Greed for China's market is good for the KMT's electoral prospects; but fear of its long-term intentions can still boost the DPP.

This represents about 16,400 extra workers, but it says this would still boost growth by about $1.3bn in the first year.

So if pension schemes were the only clients of hedge funds, and if they earned an excess return of two percentage points a year after fees, that would still boost overall pension returns by just 0.4 percentage points a year.

Even if interest rates cannot go below zero, a monetary expansion can still boost the economy by pushing down the currency.The awkward truth is that, for all the popularity of inflation targeting, we do not know what the optimal rate is.

Britain is still boosted by the legacy of our empire, such as our permanent seat on the security council.

And the new rise in productivity is no less real for apparently being concentrated in one sub-sector: it still boosts growth.

By doing so she was able to head off calls for a break-up of the firm (led by Mr Peltz), while still boosting its shares, thereby restoring her authority.

The shield, the officials said, would theoretically allow for 24-hour coverage of the globe, including the chance of knocking down missiles while they are still boosting -- and therefore highly vulnerable -- without having to station equipment near the launching site.

But a buoyant world economy is still boosting American exports; a fiscal stimulus is on the way; real interest rates are around zero and likely to fall further; and, with the rescue of Bear Stearns, the Fed has given an implicit guarantee to Wall Street.