Sentence examples for a focus on boosting from inspiring English sources

On a brighter note, a focus on boosting paid-for circulation resulted in growth of 1% in circulation revenues.

From the end of February, Newsnight, BBC2's current affairs programme which airs at 10.30pm, will be broadcast again on the news channel at 11.15pm with a focus on boosting viewing among a younger audience.

Billed as "65% football, 35% entertainment" by the SBS head of sport,Ken Shipp, the program will be similar in ethos to Ten's long running AFL panel show Before the Game – light-hearted, family friendly and with a focus on boosting the game's standing.

Leaders of the WGA and SAG met Friday to plot strategy for the upcoming talks, with a focus on boosting members' share of revenues generated by new-media platforms.

Cricket Australia have also appointed a 'strategy manager for female engagement', with a focus on boosting spectatorship of the women's game as well as female participation and elite performance.

The organisation, which represents banks and building societies, added the scheme must be matched with a similar focus on boosting the supply of new housing to avoid inflating a housing bubble.

With the rise of Mr Hollande, there is now a greater focus on boosting demand as well.Although he belongs to the European People's Party, the same centre-right political grouping as France's defeated President Nicolas Sarkozy, the current commission president, José Manuel Barroso, warmly embraced Mr Hollande and his call for growth.

When leaders are preoccupied and have a myopic focus on boosting the financial bottom line and meeting those quarterly numbers to the exclusion of everything else, an all too common condition in business, there is a price to be paid.

But it dropped the feature in 2013 after weak traction, likely in a gambit to focus on boosting Messenger usage.

Most businesspeople will not be surprised to learn that it is better to find a profitable niche and focus on boosting your revenues than to compete on price and cut your way to success.

He urged a lowering of the temperature of the immigration debate and a focus instead on boosting skills, adding: "That is where our long-term interests really lie," saying "scare stories" had to be killed off.