Sentence examples for boost its candidate from inspiring English sources
At the last minute, the Republican group invested in television ads to boost its candidate.
The PRI has itself been accused of using armies of bots to spread fake narratives, hacking the communications of government critics and paying the press to boost its candidates.
The Union-Leader has waded into the Republican race in an attempt to boost its preferred candidate, last week publishing a front page editorial attacking the frontrunner, Donald Trump.
Rio de Janeiro's mayor, Eduardo Paes, a possible 2018 presidential candidate, says Brazil can boost its reputation with a successful Olympics.
UKIP has seen the biggest boost to its candidate numbers, fielding nearly four times as many as it did in 2010.
Bannon's effort to boost conservative candidates took its biggest blow on Thursday when billionaire donor Rebekah Mercer, in a rare public statement, said she was withdrawing financial support.
Democrats are hoping that the tough primary, and the nomination of a more conservative candidate, will boost their candidate, Representative Tammy Baldwin, who may face a tougher race thanks to Mr. Ryan's ascent.
If 1) and 2) are just the sort of mildly unconstitutional/neo-fascistic dog whistles you expect would boost a candidate's appeal during this eccentric Republican era, the naive might have imagined 3) to be another matter.
In Georgia, a super-PAC backed by TD Ameritrade founder Joe Ricketts is spending $2 million on an advertising campaign to boost GOP candidate David Perdue over Democrat Michelle Nunn.
