Then, he moved Sam Garnes closer to the line of scrimmage to boost the run defense and changed the defensive front to free linebacker Sam Cowart from playing over the tight end.
That boosted the run defense out of the cellar to 30th in the league, ahead of the Washington Redskins before their game tonight against Dallas.
But perhaps Hollywood, in the long run, benefits from taking a breather, too, with pent-up demand for US razzmatazz boosting the first run of blockbusters to hit the country afterwards: especially welcome if your film is drowning, as with Terminator Genisys a few weeks back.
Built in right field at Fenway in 1940 as a way to boost the home run prospects of the young left-handed slugger Ted Williams, the bullpen has evolved into a Boston baseball institution, a miniature complement to the Green Monster in left field.
Even worse, while military spending clearly provides direct benefits to the Lockheed Martins and KBRs of the military-industrial complex, these investments don't, as economist James Heintz says, boost the "long-run productivity of the rest of the private sector" the way infrastructure investments do.
Moreover, revenue sharing also tends to create evenly matched competitors, which may in the long run boost the popularity of the sport.
In his speech, Obama announced a new $30 million research grant to boost the number of vehicles running on natural gas.
"Incidentally, in various machine shops, the high cost of setup time has historically been a critical factor that tends to boost the size of production runs and the optimal size of inventory.
That was designed in part to boost the number of events that would run on its platform by increasing the chance of running a successful event.
In the US, one of the roles of a presidential nominee is to boost the chances of down-ticket candidates running under the party's banner.
They may walk the walk, but other factors specific to individual occupations - like targeted homeownership programs or businesses run from home - boost the likelihood of homeownership, too.
