| But, in any case, one can either have real stimulus, which might get some credit for buoying the economy, and also ballooning the deficit. |
| Foreign investors have been net buyers in the local bourse throughout this month, buoying sentiment and boosting trading volume. |
| Many of the old socialist bastions are in and around Glasgow, a city that voted for independence last year, buoying the Nationalists there. |
| Whether Swedish, shiatsu or a basic sports massage, these rubdowns have earned their reputation for buoying mind, body and spirit. |
| In 2009 many countries rolled out big packages of tax cuts and extra spending in the hope of buoying growth. |
| Some of the sanguine spirits aboard this train are buoying themselves up with the idea of getting home. |
