Sentence examples for boost the legacy from inspiring English sources
At last summer's Games, Team GB won a record medal haul, inspiring hopes of a surge in sporting participation and government action to boost the legacy.
"To get the ceremonies absolutely right, and boost the Games business and tourism legacy, we are putting additional investment into our ceremonies," he said.
Britain is still boosted by the legacy of our empire, such as our permanent seat on the security council.
The vast dollar reserves are also a legacy of China's policy in recent decades of artificially holding down the value of its currency, the renminbi, in order to boost the overseas sales of its politically influential export industry.
The push comes as the Obama administration tries to cement a legacy for boosting the middle class.
This has boosted the church.
Taiwanese aid boosts the economy.
And those who hope Caro's final volume will boost LBJ's legacy and reputation better brace themselves because it probably won't, since it will critically examine the issue that consumed Johnson and drove him from office in 1969, the war in Vietnam.
Eliminate the admissions boost for legacy applicants — the offspring or siblings of alumni.
It is the 30th championship record of a meeting that has clearly been boosted by the Jamaican legacy of London 2012, where a staggering 20 track and field medals were won by former graduates of the Champs Academy.
