Sentence examples for been to boost from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
The idea seems to have been to boost United Russia's fortunes in the parliamentary elections.
His aim appears to have been to boost morale, rounding on the company's critics.
Counterintuitively, the key for retailers to get millennials into stores has been to boost their online presence, says Smith.
One area of focus has been to boost the Great Run franchise by expanding its publishing arm, both in print and digital.
His tasks have been to boost confidence in order to stave off a debt default while also trying to coax a return to growth by improving "competitiveness".
A key part of the government's economic strategy had been to boost domestic demand by Keynesian-style spending, the political failure to have a functioning government has effectively undermined that whole strategy.
Two are to boost consumption.
The solution is to boost aggregate demand.
A key priority for Democrats is to boost domestic programs.
"It was to boost the morale of the mujahideen.
Cool schools are critical if we are to boost achievement.
