Sentence examples for With a view to boosting from inspiring English sources

Combustion synthesis has been applied to LaMnO3 production with a view to boosting its activity towards natural gas combustion by enhancing its specific surface area.

It's likely that the public sector will look to capitalise on the wearable technology trend with a view to boosting telehealth and smart city programs".

"In India, there is an urgent need to reaccelerate infrastructure investment, especially in the energy sector, and to launch a new set of structural reforms, with a view to boosting business investment and removing supply bottlenecks," the report said.

If you're heading further down the education route with a view to boosting your career prospects, it's important to know from the outset how you expect the course to help you.

Bouygues Telecom, the third-biggest operator, offered consolidation of the ultra-competitive sector as it now exists, cutting the number of mobile providers from four to three with a view to boosting revenues and increasing badly needed investment.

Mr Drahi's firm is taking part too: it recently bought two French mobile operators and Portugal's main telecoms firm, again with a view to boosting margins through cost savings.Mr Malone's deals ensure that he will remain a powerful figure in the internet business.

It is therefore important to identify these specific features, with a view to developing new strategies for boosting the neonatal immune system to improve disease control.

Over the past year the government's strategy has aimed at candidacy by the end of 2011, with a view to using this as a boost in the election next spring.In this section An uncertain path Radicova's lament From Clichy to cliché No guts.

But the Finn, who was testing a new rear suspension design with a view to 2015, had the rare boost of being faster than team-mate Fernando Alonso, who was 0.426secs off Raikkonen and only seventh fastest.

3. What steps is the Commission considering with a view to making vaccine assessment procedures more transparent, and boosting funding for independent research into possible side effects?

Qian et al. [52] proposed to use a new gradient-based tree-boosting approach with a view to training multiple additive regression trees.