Sentence examples for boost speech from inspiring English sources

More recently, it has become clear that musical training facilitates the rehabilitation of patients recovering from stroke and other forms of brain damage, and some researchers now argue that it might also boost speech processing and learning in children with dyslexia and other language impairments.

Such same-language subtitles indicate which words are being spoken, and so, via the lexically-guided retuning mechanism, they can boost speech learning and hence facilitate language understanding.

This is because subtitles in the language of the film indicate which words are being spoken, and so can boost speech learning about foreign speech sounds.

In the previous section (and [2]) we have applied boosting to speech recognition at the phoneme level.

McCain and Palin, in the same stump speech, boost McCain's $300 billion mortgage subsidy program with attacks on socialism?

Julian Castro, meanwhile, has been carefully developing the national image that got a rocket boost with his speech as the keynote speaker of the Democratic National Convention, the same role that in 2004 kicked off Obama's presidential dreams.

George W. Bush had to perform a wide straddle between the war and home fronts last week, first at a cheery boost-the-economy town hall meeting in Orlando, Fla., then at a somber boost-the-troops speech on the gargantuan deck of the U.S.S.

Market sentiment was boosted by a speech by Obama at George Mason University in Virginia in which he sketched out his stimulus proposal.

Brits expressed astonishment Saturday after President Donald Trump blasted London knife fights in his speech boosting gun ownership at the National Rifle Association convention.

Whether Saturday's speech does boost the university's stature remains to be seen.

However, the president did give environmental groups a boost in his convention speech by declaring climate change was real and not a hoax.