Sentence examples for boost finances from inspiring English sources

The aims are to attract more sponsors, boost finances and sign better players.

Those games will boost finances that have already benefited from donations from Dunfermline fans that reached a total of £50,000 on Saturday.

The event is likely to boost financing significantly for Mr. Fossella's bid for another term as the only Republican member of Congress from New York City.

Your editorial about the virtues of State Senator Velmanette Montgomery's bill to boost financing for community-based alternatives to juvenile incarceration ("A Better Chance," April 26) is right on the money, but a key part of the story is missing.

Labour says the Tories "let down" small firms by failing to boost finance.

"Government scheme after government scheme designed to boost finance for small firms has failed, and small business lending has fallen by £500m in the last three months.

A similar burst of hiring and spending happened during the short-lived funding boost financed by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, also known as "the stimulus," following the 2008 financial crisis (an example of a genuine collapse).

The new service is another effort to boost finance revenues from Wal-Mart customers, many of whom have little access to banking services, into stores that are experiencing declining traffic.

Obamacare's subsidies will boost the finances of poor workers; they may therefore work fewer hours.

And remember, most students have to balance their studies with working part-time to boost their finances.

The move was welcomed by investors as a bid by EDF to boost its finances, and its shares rose 12 per cent in Paris to €11.56.