Sentence examples for What boosts from inspiring English sources
What boosts a firm's stock price, and the boss's standing, is a rapid expansion in revenues and market share.
"The BBC does not present news from a British point of view or perspective – telling it straight paradoxically is what boosts Britain's reputation globally".
Adie Tomer of the Brookings Institution, an American think-tank, says research shows that a big flow of arriving and departing passengers, rather than the number of destinations reached, is what boosts growth.
"It's an incredibly deep outlier, a long way offshore," says Kaszo. "It's a very difficult area to study and what the park actually shows is how little we know about the ocean and that is what boosts the majesty".
While the plot co-ordinates may be far from unfamiliar, what boosts Regan Hall's punchy drama is a brace of solid performances from the up-coming young leads and some terrific back-up from the stalwart likes of Phil Davis, who seems to light up any film in which he appears.
Another study by McKinsey in 2007 concluded that making teaching a high-status profession was what boosted standards.
What boost there was for nuclear power came from a separate proposal to speed planning for big infrastructure projects (see article).
With that new plan comes a marketing blitz and what Boost calls the Unwronged campaign.
Along with the new sticker market, which has grown from 50 free stickers to a collection of more than 300 stickers priced at $1.99, Viber is also adding a push-to-talk feature, much like what Boost Mobile was doing in all those "(Chirp) Where You At?" ads.
This matters, Mr Carter argues: skilled knowledge-workers, in particular, like to cluster in centres, and the spillover is what most boosts growth.Private-sector demand is now flat and the public purse flatter.
