Sentence examples for boost interests from inspiring English sources

According to their experiences and expectations, having carefully crafted and purposefully designed presentations about data can effectively drive conversations, build synergies, and boost interests for data sharing and reuse.

Renewing the show so early may boost interest in the first season's worth of episodes.

Amateur boxing is back in schools and the 2012 Olympics will boost interest further.

Janet Yellen, the Fed's doveish chief, will not boost interest rates much until wages rise faster.

"The budget is likely to boost interest in central London as investors rush to get in before prices reach £1m.

The movie by British director Mike Newell looks set to further boost interest in Colombia when it is released this March.

The exhibition is likely to boost interest in the artist, in turn raising the value of Hirst's collection.

"Core inflation remains mild-mannered and the likelihood of Federal Reserve action to boost interest rates has lessened notably".

Rickard made an art of boxing publicity, playing on the public's prejudices to boost interest and ticket sales.

A year later, in his autobiography Serious, John McEnroe, a 1970s star, proposed making several changes to boost interest in the game.

That, W.T.C. officials hope, is what will boost interest in the 70.3 series and perhaps generate more fan interest and news media coverage of triathlon.