Sentence examples for boost to counter from inspiring English sources

When the Knicks needed a perimeter boost to counter the Spurs' size inside, Starks was 0 for 8 against San Antonio, the first time in his career that he did not score as a starter.

Nor, as others had hoped, did they come up with a co-ordinated fiscal boost to counter the deepening global downturn (though they talked of using fiscal measures "to rapid effect").And within days even some of their promises looked thin.

And Xugong will need a boost to counter multinational competition.

The yuan's ebb against the dollar this week sparked speculation that Beijing wants give exporters a boost to counter the country's sharper than expected slowdown.

The government's eagerness to boost spending to counter the recession is ideal for populist vote-getting.

Later in the meeting, the committee approved a separate measure to boost efforts to counter Russian propaganda and election interference in the United States and around the world.

A number of Green New Deals – government reflationary packages designed to kickstart economies and boost action to counter climate change – have been laid out by ministers around the world.

Boosting productivity to counter the effects of a shrinking workforce will require a cultural revolution, especially in business.

Is it possible that there was more than one Big Bang or a series of little secondary Big Bangs causing matter to be spread haphazardly and giving space a boost in speed to counter gravity?

Japan is to boost its ability to counter the "serious and imminent" threat posed by North Korea's ballistic missiles with the deployment of ground-based interceptors bought from the US.

Denmark and Sweden are to boost defence cooperation to counter what they described as a growing threat from Russia, including from "dangerous" fake news campaigns and cyber-attacks, the two countries' defence ministers have said.