Sentence examples for boost offering from inspiring English sources

Over the last few weeks, I've been trying to give him a boost: offering him unsolicited advice on how to revive his campaign, criticizing the Obama campaign for misrepresenting the auto bailout, and praising his victory speech in Illinois.

There's a ton of potential in fashion content sites using e-commerce to both monetize and boost offerings; Conde Nast's Lucky Magazine has a similar strategy.

All under the "Premium Prepaid" brand, Boost is offering three plans that all include unlimited walkie-talkie usage.

He unveiled plans to boost housebuilding by offering £2bn of public funds a year to fund construction of 400,000 affordable homes by the end of the decade; releasing public land suitable for 160,000 homes; and introducing a new London help-to-buy scheme for first-time buyers struggling to afford a property.

But Li says he's confident the new format will eventually boost revenues by offering advertisers better relevancy and so, better results–for their ads.

Underground Cellar helps them boost sales by offering free upgrades like bigger bottles, rarer vintages, or autographed packaging.

Better yet, it looks like Boost will be offering this handset with their standard $50 unlimited data/web/text plan — in other words, they're not going to try to strap on some crazy smartphone tax.

The Sea School for merchant sailors in St Petersburg, for example, has boosted enrolment by offering a course in how to handle Somali pirates.

Merchants credited Mr. Springsteen with boosting business by offering 10 people a pair of free tickets, along with the chance to meet him backstage, by entering a drawing that required them to visit an Asbury Park store.

Cable operators are also boosting acceptance by offering their customers PVRs.

Penney boosted sales by offering more fashion-forward women's merchandise and adding private-label brands such as lingerie line Ambrielle and Liz & Co. by Liz Claiborne.