He took the precaution of recruiting actors more formidable than himself — Morgan Freeman and Ed Harris — to boost his endeavors, and that habit remains.
It was the DOE that made the first push toward a "Big Science" genome project: DeLisi advanced a five-year plan in 1986, $4.5 million was allocated from the 1987 budget, and recognizing the boost the endeavor would provide to national weapons laboratories, Senator Pete Domenici from New Mexico introduced a bill in Congress.
In fact, there's plenty of research indicating that creative endeavors can boost happiness and promote relaxation.
"We've decided that the heart of our endeavor to boost our South American business should be in Brazil," Mr. Folz said.
And the company is perennially endeavoring to boost its global market share past the 3% mark, where it has hovered for years.
Indeed, in the last few months, several reports have stated that promoting marriage as a means to boost the economy is a fruitless endeavor.
Taking part in this endeavor not only promised to boost my career; it was also enticing and challenging.
This time, the cartoon cat is supposed to boost sales of an Epson model, the Endeavor NJ2150 in "pearl white".
In an endeavor that relies on mental fortitude to boost physical performance, how can one objectively determine their own breaking point?
He swells with evident pride at how his charitable contributions, topping more than $200 million a year, have helped to boost the arts in New York, and finance antismoking and traffic safety endeavors in poor countries.
The Primary Education Act (1981), the Primary Education (Compulsory) Act (1990), and later the country's first National Plan of Action (NPA) on Education for All (EFA) (1990) are all legal endeavors carried out by the government to both ease access to, and boost enrollment of primary and secondary education (Ahmed et al. 2007).
