Sentence examples for boost not only from inspiring English sources

It was a boost not only for the entrants, but in many ways for dance itself.

These techniques are shown to boost not only the parallel but also the single-threaded efficiency of our code.

That was duly supplied, in a boost not only to Lennon but Scottish football amid what is currently a turbulent spell against continental opposition.

That is, by helping salespeople or telemarketers work more productively, MSP systems can boost not only the company's sales but also their sales and their compensation.

The widely trailed "tax cuts for low earners" turned out to boost not only allowances but also thresholds up the scale, and so is worth more to higher- than basic-rate payers.

Under the umbrella of the state organization, smaller film commissions have been formed in individual towns, all with the same goal -- bringing film production into the community to boost not only the arts but also the local economy.

Whether we live here or there, the commitment to our own base boosts not only national, but personal, dignity.

The rail extension to Loudoun County is projected to drive up economic development in the Dulles corridor, boosting not only current businesses but also the airport's growth opportunities.

This immigration boosted not only the number of French Jews but also their confidence; more significantly, it marked the beginning of a subtle evolution in the politics of French-Jewish identity, and of French identity politics in general.

That figure was boosted not only by Champions League prize money and ticket revenue but Uefa's improved TV rights deal, new commercial deals and a profit on transfer dealings of £28.8m.

Indeed, the fabrication of high-quality factor (high-Q) micro-resonators, capable of dramatically amplifying the optical field, can be considered a photonics breakthrough that has boosted not only the scientific investigation of OFC sources [7 13] but also of optical sensors and compact light modulators [6,14].