Sentence examples for boost to survive from inspiring English sources

Smartphone batteries don't always last through a busy day, but a pocket-size USB battery pack can give your handset enough of a boost to survive the evening.

That was just after Atossa's father, Cyrus the Great, conquered Babylon and around the time that he released the Jews from their exile in Babylon, thus giving Hebrew texts the boost they needed to survive... to become the Bible.

Love: is it a basic human psychological force that evolved in part to boost our will to survive (what is the last thing you think of in a near death situation but the faces of your loved ones?) or is it maybe something even more powerful than we can yet understand?

"Our aim is to boost businesses that are trying to survive," he said.

Government subsidies are diminishing and the USC has to survive by boosting the numbers of fee paying overseas students to increase revenue.

That allowed more caterpillars to survive to adulthood and boosted the number of butterflies attempting the journey to Mexico, Vidal explained.

While the money and career boost is thrilling for authors, in the end, to survive, prizes have to resonate with the public.

Their task was to survive by foraging for chargers to boost their energy levels (equivalent to eating) and by finding partners with which to exchange genotypes (mating).

It can help you to survive not only hunger but give you morale boosts if needed.

You do not want the aeon to survive his attack, so if you think it will, use Boost.

And, like so many other troubled telecoms, to survive Exodus will need help from Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's campaign to boost the economy by cutting interest rates.