Sentences with phrase «potentially big boost»

The amazing benefits that one can experience from using this are potentially insane muscle gains, fast recovery from fatigue, a potentially big boost in strength, a boost in stamina, it can be used for bulking cycles and it can be used for cutting cycles.

Not exact matches

CNBC's Morgan Brennan reports two big changes in the tax law could potentially boost operations in the manufacturing sector.

Incentive pay, also called flight pay, will increase for all officers, with those who have over 12 years of service potentially seeing the biggest boost, up to a maximum of $ 1,000 a month.

I'll admit that it's possible that, say, NAK or Sanheim come up and end up not representing big boosts (or more likely that they're just higher variance, in that they make some plays that are a lot better and potentially more rookie gaffes), but they'd have to be pretty goddamned bad to represent a big step back from the players they'd be replacing.

Given this information, doesn't it seem much more wise to use fish eggs as that big Vitamin D boost rather than potentially dangerous and untested Vitamin D drops and pills?

And just being a little more sophisticated in that strategy, I think that would give them even a bigger boost, potentially.

You can also boost the fame level further by moving your influence tracker down to the next fame marker, a potentially big hit that could prove very valuable if it helps ramp the sale value up through the roof.

The Boost Max is a strong competitor in the budget friendly market and can potentially take on a few of the big names.

Damon McCoy, an NYU assistant professor of computer science and co-author of the research believes that the project will have a significant impact on the illegal sex industry, stating that «There are hundreds of thousands of these ads placed every year, and any technique that can surface commonalities between ads and potentially shed light on the owners is a big boost for those working to curb exploitation.»