Sentence examples for boost more from inspiring English sources

Isner's victory come in a week when American men's tennis needed a boost more than ever.

Some short-term stimulation is also needed, such as simplification of the stock market system to boost more medium and small enterprises".

In the cases of Ms. Bush and Ms. Cheney, their fathers may need the image boost more than they do, and daughters often prove an obliging literary surrogate.

As predicted, when the subjects were in the tidy room they chose the health boost more often — almost twice as often — when it had the "classic" label: that is, when it was associated with convention.

Also as predicted, when the subjects were in the messy room, they chose the health boost more often — more than twice as often — when it was said to be "new": that is, when it was associated with novelty.

First, straights who wish to marry in California or Massachusetts should just do so, as those states do not discriminate against gays and should be rewarded for their inclusive stance by the boost more marriages may give to their economies.

Earnings were boosted more than 120% by profits made from the company's sale of HotJobs to Monster.com for $225 million.

The new version of Waygo boosts more translation capabilities and allows users to share translations with their friends through email, Twitter and Facebook.

"Aerobics," notes Sandrock, "boosts more than a person's self-confidence.

In this election, he's boosting more road investments for cars (RIP climate) and robbing a transit bus garage expansion to pay for more heated bus shelters.

While unsuccessful in recent elections at unseating Republicans in primaries, Sinquefield's committees and contributions have boosted more conservative candidates to victory in open-seat primaries.