Sentence examples for boost not just from inspiring English sources
The plan is to boost not just the fish, but the ecosystem.
The country needs much more of that strategy, in other areas like reforestation and reconstruction, to boost not just employment but also the skills of the work force.
Significantly, the new approach to satellites is getting a boost not just from giant aerospace corporations but from small, entrepreneurial companies.
So even as they scan the woodlands, rocky islets or mudflats, China's environmentalists, ever so slowly, are giving a boost not just to other species but also to citizens, for they are becoming a social force.
"I'm in no doubt that the development will provide a massive boost not just to this part of the capital, but to London's wider community as well," he said.
Should the recruitment of a few good androids prove successful, the Pentagon hopes to boost not just battle capability but, somehow, the morale of humans one-upped by a machine.
One study found that exposure to greenery through office plants boosted not just employee well-being but also productivity – by 15%!
Corbyn's candidacy appears to have been boosted not just by support from registered supporters, of whom there are just under 100,000, but new supporters affiliated to trade unions who make up 180,000 of the electorate.
Many economists say globalization is boosting not just corporations but the world at large by helping hold down prices, by pressuring industry to increase efficiency and by making more inexpensive products available to consumers.
But now talks with the EU are about to resume, boosted not just by the new government but also by its arrest on May 31st of Zdravko Tolimir, one of six Serb war-crimes suspects who were still at large.Mr Tolimir, who is charged with genocide, was living in a flat in Belgrade.
Integrating video-conferencing with televisions could bring the technology to a large segment of users thats intimidated by current video software, boosting not just video systems but broadband use in general.
