Sentence examples for boost themselves from inspiring English sources

And she says the atmosphere is thick enough at 400 kilometers to pull the satellites out of orbit relatively quickly if they lack propulsion systems to boost themselves higher.

Established authors have the right to expect their work to be assessed by equally established reviewers who aren't looking for opportunities to boost themselves by "going after" big names; at the same time, however, the author of a first or second book shouldn't be subject to the competitive urges of another "new kid on the block".

These include: up to €1 million per year for new graduate schools, €6.5 million yearly for each of 30 "excellence clusters" that increase cooperation between universities and other research centers, and money available to universities that develop strategies to boost themselves to world-class status.

For some candidates, this is the last chance to make a lasting impression on Republican voters and boost themselves up to contend with Trump.

First one, then several agile young men scaled the front of the building, boosting themselves onto the balcony from the flag stanchion.

In a move that could some day mean automatic pay boosts for themselves and others, members of a Los Angeles City Council committee voted Wednesday to seek a private firm to revamp the way the city's 18 elected officials receive raises.

The Bulls, meanwhile, are looking for a boost: They find themselves in the back seat behind the Blackhawks as a winter attraction for the first time since the Jordan era.

"People look around at others'perfectct lives' on Facebook, feel bad about themselves, boost their self-regard by putting out their own 'perfect lives' and/or hate-reading others' pages, and then their 'perfect lives' make others feel bad about their own lives in turn".

The new study wanted to reconcile some of the conflicting evidence and understand how different types of incentive plans affect creativity it ultimately suggests that while incentives don't in and of themselves boost creativity, they may at least set the stage for it.

The students therefore got a chance to see themselves as sufficiently knowledgeable to be of academic value to their classmates, and this seemed to boost their confidence in themselves as science learners.

Immunotherapy uses the antibodies produced by white blood cells, or the cells themselves, to boost the immune response of patients to fight cancer cells.