Sentence examples similar to boost a project from inspiring English sources

The Bournemouth Daily Echo (www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/misc/print.php?artid=2335216) reports that Dorset museums in England have scooped a chunk of a £200,000 lottery windfall to boost a Jurassic Coast project.

Communication skills will often boost a beginning e-commerce project manager's career.

Allowing this has the disadvantage of limiting the overall number of students who benefit from the training program, but allowing extended involvement in a project boosts a team's research productivity significantly.

President Xi Jinping pledged £96bn this year to boost the project, which was first unveiled in 2013.

And both have been instrumental in turning out black participants who boost the project at community meetings, rallies and hearings.

These new solutions could, in turn, boost the project into the realm of more widespread enterprise adoption.

Both Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama will likely boost the project.

"Write what you know" is a good mantra, especially if you want the confidence boost from finishing a project.

Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, who backed out of an NYCRC-funded trip to China, nevertheless boosted the project in a video shown to prospective investors.

A gamekeeper's dog is helping boost the success of a project to protect the south of Scotland's native red squirrels.

Such a group would certainly boost bigger projects, and might make the case for schemes clearer to British NIMBYs.