Sentence examples for boost of doing from inspiring English sources

"The whole point of doing this was this ego boost of doing material I never get to do with Blondie".

"The whole point of doing this was this ego boost of doing material I never get to do with Blondie". She introduced her "cohort, Matt Katz-Bofen," of Blondie, and the first song, "Strike Me Pink". "This first song is from my solo album 'Debravation,' the result of a collaboration with Anne Dudley from Art of Noise," she said.

Agents and experts agree that the rule, which will require some insurers to set aside more money to pay claims, will boost the cost of doing business.

Not only did this give her a greater sense of control over her future, but it was going to boost her chances of doing work that fulfilled her....which leads me to: Values.

"Winning three out of four is a big pickup for us, a little boost, knowing we're capable of doing it".

But even that boost of confidence did not last, as he ballooned to a second-round 76 and settled for a tie for 14th.

Pamela Sammons, principal investigator at Oxford's education department, said: "Our findings reveal that preschool boosts a child's chances of doing well at school and going on to take advanced level examinations.

Trade groups representing arms manufacturers have lobbied hard for these changes in hopes that they will ease the costs of doing business and boost flagging sales.

To boost profits, we explored the potential of doing business with large customers like the zinc-mining and smelting company Cominco, which proposed partnering with ABB (rather than merely buying equipment) to increase energy efficiency and decrease environmental pollution.

Local residents accused the authorities of doing little to boost security in this under-developed region.

Now if someone could only find a way to outsource all the highly overpaid U.S. lawyer, corporate executive, insurance company and Wall Streeter jobs to India and Mexico, real American productivity would get a big boost as the risk and cost of doing business falls.