Sentence examples for boost out of from inspiring English sources

Yet although Tata may have paid over the odds, it got a big confidence boost out of it, as did India as a whole.

BBC Wales also oversees a range of drama projects from independent producers, including Being Human and Merlin, and is a key beneficiary of the decision to boost out of London production by 2016.

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He got a good boost out of it".

"Nokia seems to have gotten a positive boost out of the attacks," he said.

Sic transit gloria mundi and all that, but I have to salvage some career boost out of this farrago.

Other mooted changes under the plans include cutting prescription costs, rationing care and operations and slashing costs through use of technology, for example, doctors using video links to assess and discharge patients and even "virtual doctors" in an attempt to boost out-of-hospital care.

So while the University of California-Berkeley could easily boost out-of-state enrollment, for example, the UC Merced campus may have a bit more trouble.

They found in the March 2013 paper that doctoral institutions were even more likely to boost out-of-state student enrollment, increasing it by.9percentt for every 1percentt decline in state revenues over the same period.

Accepting such small class sizes year after year could force the district to shut down one of its elementary schools and would force La Cañada High to cut back on a number of "hallmark, beacon" programs because there's not enough bodies to fill them, said Stratton, who advocates boosting out-of-district enrollment to as much as 15%.

That trend has raised the ire of California legislators, including state Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles), who demanded in November that the UC system boost out-of-state tuition rates even higher to help more California students attend.