Sentence examples for were not boosted from inspiring English sources
Sales were not boosted by any sign of inflation despite fears that the fall in the pound against the euro would make importing food more expensive.
And it would be an even rougher challenge this year if the combine and draft were not boosted by the more than 30 juniors, several of them top-flight players, who left college early to declare for the draft.
Coleman says that despite the "disappointing" defeat by Macedonia in Skopje his side can still finish third in Group A. The Wales manager said Bale was never in serious contention to face Macedonia and that he put the player on the bench in Skopje to ensure the hosts were not boosted by his absence.
Because "Mormon" played only two weeks — some hit shows stay for four, such as "Wicked," which will be back for another month next season — bottom-line figures were not boosted as much as they might have been.
Potentially conformational anti-mimotope responses (as represented by the V3 and KLIC groups) were not boosted by the last protein boost (Figure S3C; data for KLIC not shown).
Binding antibodies were detected after the first Ad5 boost then declined to baseline within 20 days and were not boosted by a second Ad5 immunization (Fig. 3A).
He said government plans were not boosting house building and "local communities should decide where they want new homes to go".
Peter Oppenheimer, Apple's chief financial officer, explained that this was partly because it cost more to manufacture the company's new iPads and Macbooks and that prices weren't boosted accordingly.
The United Nations Food Agency stated that the country may soon face an acute humanitarian crisis and 35% of the population are at risk if rural livelihoods and production are not boosted.
In contrast, antibody level in the two control cattle (vaccinated with vaccine prepared from BmBacPAK-6) was not boosted (Table 1).
It appears that once these antibodies have been acquired they are not boosted by subsequent exposure in the classical manner described for antibodies to blood-stage antigens.
