Sentence examples similar to boost the acceptance from inspiring English sources
But while some medical interventions such as organ transplants to replace malfunctioning livers and kidneys, or vaccines to boost the immune system, command wide social acceptance, others invite moral approbation.
Meanwhile, promising technologies such as wireless local-area networks (Wi-Fi) are evolving toward mass acceptance, which should further boost the sector over time.
"The Budget demonstrates government acceptance that establishing a stable tax environment in the basin will prolong the life of existing infrastructure, deliver millions of more barrels of oil equivalent and boost the Treasury's coffers via increased tax take".
The project aims to boost the economy.
This problem was effectively rectified through experimental design and by heavily involving the sponsor stakeholders and subject matter experts throughout the study thus boosting the credibility and acceptance of its results.
(d) The interactions of IT and users in the force field follow a cyclical, self-reinforcing dialectic such that an enforced consensus process is required in order to boost acceptance and to limit the probability that continuing rejection leads to catastrophic failure.
This has boosted the church.
Indeed, the ambiguity boosted the sublimity.
Taiwanese aid boosts the economy.
Most contacts enjoy communicating and hearing you express your interest and this may not boost your application, but it may just help you further in the acceptance pathway.
