Sentence examples for boost formula from inspiring English sources

Martin Lowde, the director of sponsorship and licensing at Granada Enterprises, said the rule changes have helped to boost formula one audiences by up to 10% on ITV1, adding the sponsorship offers a unique brand-building oipportunity.

Mercedes also boosted spending on Formula 1 by 17% to a record £325m last year in pursuit of the world title.

This study found that daily intake of the GAAF formula boosts the anti-aging effects of using TAZ cream daily.

The classic formula to boost a university's position involved increasing tariff points (so that better-qualified students entered and graduated) and making big investments in research.

Felipe Massa will take a five-place grid penalty for today's United States Grand Prix as Ferrari tries to boost Fernando Alonso's fading Formula One world championship bid.

In a clinical study, it found that the formula helped boost babies' immune systems.

That could soon change, according to researchers who have tinkered with the formula to boost the flexibility of a key component.

Instead, the latter, at least initially, vowed to export, restart and accelerate nuclear power-related production, reverting to and consolidating the LDP construction-state formula to boost economic growth.

Changes to RPI may be seen as just a way to reverse the boost given to the formula effect in 2010, and to rein in its exaggerated influence on the figures.

For an extra "boost", a lip-plumping formula will plump up lips further with a refreshing tingle.

It was probably while networking in dreamland that I heard the mail drop into the box and, with it, the latest issue of Men's Health, a Rodale Press publication, one of the proliferating guy magazines whose formula for boosting ad pages is to induce a high level of anxiety in men about spreading middles, male pattern baldness and sadly diminishing erectile quality.