Sentence examples for be ready to boost from inspiring English sources
Dr. Dick, the historian, questioned whether the barely started new programs would be ready to boost this country's astronauts into orbit in this decade.
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But he indicated that the club are ready to boost their firepower in the summer.
Hence the emphasis in Clegg's speech of being ready to boost the economy "again and again and again".
The International Monetary Fund's UK expert has said the government should be ready to cut taxes and boost the supply of money if Britain's flagging economy suffers a prolonged period of weak growth, high unemployment and low inflation.
Despite protestations that the ECB was not biased towards higher or lower rates, his remarks will be seen as a hint that the bank may be ready to lower borrowing costs to help boost growth - if inflation remains in check.
Earlier this month, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said the Bank of England should be ready to inject more money into the economy to boost growth.
Although Carroll is not putting a time frame on when he will be ready to play again, he has been boosted by resuming running sooner than expected.
It has so much to offer that, with few tweaks to its strategy, it should be able to spread the message about its mission, boost ticket sales and be ready to attract many new fans during and after this economic downturn.
"The environment, I think, it will be a welcome emotional boost for us to be ready to play," DeBoer told the Star-Ledger.
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