Sentence examples for boost the image from inspiring English sources
But the entrance of these companies into the fractional market is serving to boost the image of the industry.
Besides, environmentalist critics say, some firms are engaged in superficial "greenwash" to boost the image of essentially climate-hurting businesses.
The provision of free supplies of the leading drug in its field can boost the image of the company, critics say.
J. Bruce Clark, a credit analyst at Moody's, said, "They've made some notable progress, particularly in the area of reducing costs, and they've made some progress in beginning to boost the image of the brands and the perceptions of consumers".
Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, called it "great news for the profession", saying that "Labour is committed to pursuing a national effort to boost the image and prestige of social work in the years ahead".
With its glamorous past revived in the shape of iconic island hotel Sveti Stefan – now a luxurious (and super expensive) Aman resort, Montenegro has done a lot to boost the image of eastern Europe.
One firm, The Monitor Group, a business consulting firm run by individuals affiliated with Harvard University Business School, came under federal investigation after documents leaked by the Libyan rebels showed that the group had a multi-million dollar contract to boost the images of both Gaddafi and his son, Saif Al-ISaif.
It boosts the image of Australia as a place to get stuck in.
The North also uses such visits for internal propaganda aimed at boosting the image of its own top leaders.
Glasgow 2014, which reached its conclusion tonight, will be recalled as a triumph for its hosts, overturning perceptions of their city and boosting the image of the Commonwealth Games across the world.
Most immediately, putting into orbit the Kwangmyongsong-3, or Shining Star-3, satellite, has dramatically boosted the image and authority of Kim Jung-un, the young North Korean leader, my colleague in Seoul, Choe Sang-Hun, reported.
