Sentence examples for boost higher from inspiring English sources
There was a dual boost: higher living standards and cheaper mortgages.
The Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, the state's top Republican, said the governor "has repeatedly promised, among other things, not to raise taxes, to provide relief for property-tax payers, to help the upstate economy and boost higher education.
The reason the Tories ended up cutting spending that slashed growth and damaged women was because the only priority they had was to cut spending in the belief that it would boost higher private sector growth.
The Lib Dems would try and boost higher quality apprenticeships in particular, for example in engineering.This appears sensible: youth unemployment is falling but still remains high relative to the rest of the population.
The policy is aimed at motivating Rt-Marts employees, from frontline cashiers to shop managers, to work harder to boost higher sales.
However, Assembly Speaker Toni G. Atkins (D-San Diego) said that revenue from corporate, income and other taxes are well above predictions and that some of those funds could be used to boost higher education.
"Labour's better plan will boost high-skilled, better-paid jobs.
However, economists said wages rising above inflation could help to boost high street spending later this year.
It enables the wearer to boost high into the air, dash forward and body slam on top of an opponent.
The LGA has long-argued that the current system of business rates needed reform so councils could effectively support small businesses and boost high streets.
But the increase was much bigger than forecast, and the Office of National Statistics said the fine weather last month had also helped boost high street spending.
