Sentence examples for boost to ensure from inspiring English sources

A housing association head says the construction industry needs a "massive boost" to ensure much-needed homes are built in Stoke-on-Trent and other areas.

As part of this update, the company is improving its integration with Sketch and Photoshop, for example, and it's giving XD another performance boost to ensure it stays responsive (or "buttery," as Belsky calls it), even with hundreds of artboards open.

The government must continue to implement measures to boost growth, to ensure that the UK economy is on firmer ground before any such step is introduced.

This financial boost appeared to ensure the team's survival.

Included in the School-in-a-Box kits are exercise books, pencils, erasers, plastic cubes for counting and other materials needed by Grades One to Four to boost efforts to ensure educational activities continue in an innovative manner.

In addition, the airway pressure auto-feedback feature boosts Pcuff to ensure proper sealing when high pressures are used during ventilation.

Earlier this month, as the start of a new academic year approached in the Syrian Arabic Republic and neighbouring countries, UNICEF boosted efforts to ensure children return safely to learning.

And to establish new immigration controls to boost wages and to ensure that open jobs are offered to American workers first.

We believe sustainability can play into that, helping companies attract and retain customers and boost employee engagement to ensure predictable results season after season.

Therefore, a BRT boost was planned to ensure adequate dose delivery to the tumor bed while limiting the dose to the right hip joint and proximal femur.

The recruitment does primarily not aim for inclusion of the samples of ethnic, religious or differently defined groups according to their population-based proportion in the neighbourhood, but to boost the sample to ensure that we incorporate the dimensions of population complexity evident in each neighbourhood enabling us to reach sufficient numbers for comparison.