Sentence examples for boost prowess from inspiring English sources

What followed, however, merely endorsed the manager's belief that a two-pronged attack does not automatically boost prowess in front of goal.

The best-case scenario is that Garnett's defensive prowess boosts Brook Lopez enough to give the Nets a premier front court.

Even if the bug turns out not to produce fuels economically, Del Cardayre says, renewable-fuel companies are likely to try to adopt its synthetic prowess to boost the biofuel output of their own organisms, if they use similar metabolic pathways to convert energy-rich starting materials into hydrocarbons.

The committee's recommendations will be passed along to the Council for Science and Technology, the nation's highest science advisory body, which is reviewing the results of a 5-year plan adopted in 1996 to boost the nation's scientific prowess.

"I may not really need it but there's no doubting that it really does help enhance erection prowess and that boosts performance ability".

"We still need to use sporting prowess as a means to boost national confidence and show national strength," Mao said.

He Wenyi, a Peking University sports expert, told the newspaper that as China had "grown from a backward country to become the world's second largest economy, its people no longer need to use sporting prowess as a means to boost national confidence".

Twitter went on to acquire TapCommerce to boost its app re-engagement ad targeting prowess eight months later.

Odlaug, who first showed her running prowess in soccer, has received a boost from Jenny Spangler, the 1996 women's Olympic Trials marathon winner.

The Hayabusa space probe returned last month from a seven-year, 382-million-mile round trip to an asteroid, giving a much-needed confidence boost to a country worried that its technological prowess might be waning.

Use of activated protein C (APC) in severe sepsis following the PROWESS and ADDRESS studies received a major boost throughout the world in all major ICUs.