Sentence examples for boost to make from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hollande said that the treaty would pave the way for "stability, serious fiscal discipline but also growth" and that the large majority would give "France an extra boost to make its voice heard" in Europe.

"Since the 70's, it's become unnatural for elite athletes to push themselves without a constant and terrific narcissistic boost to make the pain worthwhile," said Michael Miletec, a Detroit-area psychiatrist and psychoanalyst whose patients include pro athletes.

ORI's $8.6 million budget would likely need a boost to make use of any expanded powers and changing its authority would not be for the faint of heart.

In many other markets, a combination of available excess inventory as a result of recent sluggish sales, overbuilding and favorable financing are giving investors the boost to make these decisions.

There is nothing like a nature boost to make us feel like ourselves.

*Needing a sugar boost to "make it through" the rest of your day.

Reforming this program could be a huge boost to making sure that happens.

Galileo got under way in 1989, but took a roundabout route to get the gravity boosts to make up for the change in plans.

It has been estimated that a quarter-inch trim can represent as much as a 7-horsepower boost, enough to make a pass and win.

There are some differences between the battery nominal voltage and the system output voltage; therefore, it is necessary to use a DC/DC boost circuit to make the conversion.

As can be seen in Figure 7(a), both bagging and boosting manage to reduce the phoneme classification error considerably in the training, with boosting continuing to make improvements until the maximum number of iterations.