Sentence examples for boost marks from inspiring English sources
The sales boost marks a 3.8% uplift year on year.
The head of one of the leading exam boards has told MPs investigating last summer's GCSE English furore he believes teachers have been encouraged to boost marks by government measures that hold them to account based on their pupils' results.
The unnamed student took to Reddit after his maths exam and said that the anti-cheating poster, which includes an image of a hand with mathematical formula scribbled all over it, helped boost his mark as those formulas present on the hand could be used in his maths exam.
"Students shouldn't be continually cramming to pass the next exam or resitting the same test again and again simply to boost their mark".
Ask your teacher what you can do to boost a mark.
The killing of an American-born Qaeda leader in Yemen on Friday will probably boost the high marks Americans give President Obama, but not where he needs them.
These marks boost sensitivity to testosterone in XY fetuses and lower it in XX fetuses, thereby canalizing sexual development.
Summer-born children should have their exam marks boosted to compensate for being almost a year younger when they sit tests, a report argues.
The good news for retail comes on a day when the market could use a boost, as Monday marked a four-day losing streak for the major averages, thanks to a late slide.
Kate Russell's review of websites and apps looks at a possible way of boosting battery life, marks 13 years of Wikipedia and finds a site that could help improve your chances of winning a game.
