Sentence examples for boost post from inspiring English sources

Clearly, this portion of the user base is poised to become paying advertisers if a "boost post" option became available.

I clicked on the blue bottom "BOOST POST" underneath my post, and paid $25 for three days of promotion.

It all seems pretty daft to me – the noise is minimal, local cafes get a boost (post-workout coffee is encouraged) and the place gets tidied up for free; surely the people leaving broken glass lying around would make better targets for ire?

The Italian Vajont dam tragedy in 1963, for example, where the urgency to boost post-war economic development overruled cautionary site selection and reservoir filling, led to improved safety regulations.

And, it seems, possibly an option to pay to boost posts as you do on Facebook itself.

Now, a number of other undocumented, non-public features have been uncovered, following a decompiling of the latest Instagram application, including one that hints that Instagram plans to offer an option to boost posts on its network.

The ability to boost posts is even more in demand thanks to Instagram's recent change to its algorithm, which will no longer show posts in chronological order, but rather will feature "best posts" first — meaning those that best match users' personal interests, as on Facebook's News Feed.

The measures are an attempt to boost post-secondary attendance amongst low-income students, Aboriginal students, and other marginalized communities.

University of Calgary economics professor Herb Emery concurred with Hirsch's thinking, calling any perception of an economic boost post-disaster "crazy".

Yet if you think this tradition is just another corporate gimmick to boost post-holiday season profits (we won't say it isn't), its less expensive origins actually date back to antiquity.

Sera and heparinized whole blood cells were collected immediately before immunization (pre-immune) and 1 wk after each boost (post-boost).