Sentence examples for together boosted from inspiring English sources

The people clustered together boosted each others' employment opportunities and potential income.

While robust domestic demand and government spending together boosted growth by 3%, a steep fall in the trade surplus subtracted 1.8%.

And, as is the American way, it all came together; boosted by movies like The Deerhunter and Rambo First Blood Part II, gun clubs and gangsta rap, the US has "turned the AK47 into the Coca-Cola of small arms, a brand that infiltrated the consciousness of the planet".

In LNCaP cells, androgen deprivation and hypoxia together boosted AMPK activation to a higher level than that seen with either condition alone.

Both K42E and initial reverse-charge mutations in IN negatively affected reverse transcription and integration, yet when combined together boosted viral transduction efficiency to ∼75% of the wild-type vector in a manner dependent on a complementary LEDGF/p75 variant.

That shows that genetic variants which by themselves only result in a small increase in the risk of sarcoma, can together boost the chances of developing cancer.

My visit to Washington on Thursday will be first of all on these issues, how on both sides of the Atlantic we can work together boosting growth.

He added: "I think they will be doing some sort of a lamination – binding different crystal cuts of sapphire together – boosting the toughness of the material, while they may also have induced some sort of a strain in the surface of the glass – either compression or tension – which means that it has extra strength," he said.

The AquAdvantage salmon is an Atlantic salmon engineered with two extra genes – one from the Pacific Chinook salmon and one from an eel-like species called the ocean pout – which together boost the fish's growth hormones so it puts on weight all year round instead of seasonally.

Same old methods: Buy cheap properties, tie them together, boost quality and put the cash into more deals.

It reviews scholarly studies of the R&D credit and four other business-related elements of tax policy and concludes that proposed reforms could, together, boost annual GDP by 1% and create 500,000 jobs per year.