Sentence examples for boost to think from inspiring English sources

"Having the IPC training gave me that extra boost to think 'something's not right here'".

It's such a boost to think we won't be the only major broadcaster in town.

Inside the office, the atmosphere is no less dreary, despite the bright lighting: there's stained pinkish-gray carpeting and standard-issue file cabinets and desks set up in an open seating plan, with the occasional touch that David likes to think boosts morale, such as a toy monkey sitting on top of a coatrack and one of those singing-fish plaques (with dead batteries) on the wall.

Many seem to think any boost may only make up for a slowdown in other business.

Thanks you for the informative post, I just hope all these will help us to boost our lifespan, but come to think of it, during regular exercise like jugging for instance will take a longer time to burn out those fat, it is better to do sprinting as this has been proven to help burn fat much more faster than any other exercises.

The Japanese, however, are hardly in a mood right now to think about boosting their imports of American goods.

The program also boosted my confidence, challenged me to think outside the box, improved my skill set as a researcher, and pushed me beyond my comfort zone to realize my potential for scientific rigor within academia," she says.

Also, your ability to think creatively is boosted by regular physical movement.

If this was indeed part of Mr. Gatti's audition, you have to think that he only boosted his stock here.

Fans find him accessible, down to earth and providing a much needed boost to Iranians who think their cause is being forgotten.

Local successes like Hootsuite, Shopify and even smaller companies like Top Hat, seem to have provided a bit of a boost to those who previously only thought about starting their own companies.