101.   Some of this reflects promised restraint, but much is due simply to recovery, which boosts tax revenues and reduces the unemployment bill.

102.   Such software is popular because more companies believe they can gain a competitive edge and boost revenue by exploiting all of their information.

103.   Talk of changes come at a time when China is about to let domestic film studios distribute foreign movies for the first time to boost revenues.

104.   Stung by rising delinquency rates and somewhat lower profits, credit card companies have come up with a whole host of back-door ways to boost their revenue.

105.   Such brokerages, which serve as intermediaries between insurers and their corporate clients, use acquisitions to boost revenue and cut costs.

106.   Sunbeam Corp. said it signed three distribution or licensing agreements in South America and Africa, moving forward with plans to boost revenue by finding new markets.

107.   That guarantees better service for subscribers and boosts revenues by encouraging employees to use their cellphones inside more often or take cell calls at their desk.

108.   Swiss Life also said that the weakening Swiss franc will help boost revenue.

109.   That reduces the unemployment rolls, cuts Medicaid expenses and lowers other social program costs while boosting tax revenues.

110.   Telebras reported record first-quarter earnings last week, after an increase in monthly service charges and call rates in November boosted revenue.