Sentence examples for well boost from inspiring English sources

It may well boost his standing after he won re-election in July by a surprisingly thin margin.

The recent Black Friday and Cyber Monday shenanigans could well boost the figures, but may well have just brought Christmas sales forward.

Smart cities, smart homes and the internet of things (IoT) may well boost efficiency, healthcare and convenience, but they're not good news for privacy.

The DVD could well boost the size of the overall home-video market.Already, recent releases on DVD, such as "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" and "Star Wars Episode One", have sold millions of copies each.

The catalog, beyond providing scholarly luster, could well boost prices for the paintings, which in the past 18 months have sold for $53,000 to $1.7 million, by reassuring buyers who suspected there were many more in the series.

For instance, the Washington GOP's plummeting approval ratings may well boost the presidential prospects of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, just as the Gingrich Congress paved the way for the comparatively moderate George W. Bush.

"The Note was selling well, boosting fourth-quarter profit, while iPhone 5 sales were less than expected," said Song Myung-sub, an analyst at HI Investment & Securities.

Even Viacom's book publishing unit, Simon & Schuster, did well, boosted by a hugely popular biography about a crotchety old gentleman from Boston who overcame criticism to gain a lasting place in history.

As work sponsored by the California Energy Commission's Public Interest Energy Research Program has shown quite well, boosting energy efficiency in high-tech industries offers huge economic side benefits in terms of increased reliability and productivity.

Both the cellular immune responses and IgG responses to vaccinated peptides were well boosted in this case (case #3 in Table 3).

Drug carriers are often employed to increase solubility of hydrophobic drugs as well as boost their pharmacokinetics.