Sentence examples for boost toward from inspiring English sources

"Everything here is really a boost toward getting people to save more towards retirement," said Steven G. Lockwood, president of Lockwood Pension Services in New York and co-author of the annual "Individual Retirement Account Answer Book" (Aspen Publishers).

Mr. Sadr's backing would give Mr. Chalabi a substantial boost toward his goal.

The discovery in 1985 of a large petroleum reserve was a major boost toward improving the economy and reducing Colombia's dependence on external energy sources.

The Rams and the Seahawks are teams on the rise, but their biggest boost toward a division title is that, well, their division stinks.

About 2.5 hours after launch, the still-attached S IVB third stage was reignited to provide the final boost toward the Moon.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's arms control treaty with Russia advanced to the Senate floor with bipartisan support on Thursday, giving it a major boost toward ratification despite the election-year polarization that has divided the parties over so many other issues.

Wernher von Braun (1912-77) had a career that was itself a kind of two-stage rocket, his scientific dreams boosted toward their late American fulfillment by his youthful service to the military apparatus of Nazi Germany.

Without under-sampling or over-sampling, the class imbalance in the PCA data misled both bagging and boosting toward the majority class, as suggested by their low true positive rates.

But, as Mike's employees learned, hearing "no" can help boost us toward our goals.

Separately, France's defence minister Sylvie Goulard said that Trump's broadside at Nato allies could boost efforts toward a common European defence policy.

the Xbox One is currently in second place in the current generation of consoles, though slashed prices seemed to boost demand toward the end of 2014.