A 2001 report by RAND, a think-tank, boosted the enthusiasm for military gaming when it concluded that the middle ranks of the army were experiencing a "tactical gap".
"It has shaken me to my core in a way I couldn't have predicted". For the Clinton campaign, the first lady's task — and President Obama's as well — is to boost the enthusiasm of the voters who played such a big part in putting them in the White House — minorities and young voters.
That sense was given a boost by the enthusiasm of geekdom: a considerate 1982 Usenet poster typed SPOILER ALERT before writing this about The Wrath of Khan (spoiler alert): regarding Spock's parting gesture to McCoy, it wouldn't surprize me if that's how they bring him back (if they do); but then, i have a low opinion of ST's script(s).
Harrington, 43, says he is coming back with the enthusiasm of a rookie but boosted by plenty of past experience.
The enthusiasm of Tea Partiers motivating the conservative base surely boosted GOP victories in the House (they comprised 40% of Tuesday's electorate and voted Republican by a margin of 86%to11%1%).
Tourism will get a boost and definitely there will also be a soft legacy; the enthusiasm of young kids to participate in sport.
Besides a further improvement in direct patient care, NC's professional leadership role can also boost the morale and enthusiasm of their nursing colleagues [ 33].
With these core functions, we suggest that the introduction of NCs in specialty units not only raises the overall nursing care standards but also boosts the morale and enthusiasm of the whole nursing team, which are the key factors motivating people to perform in an outstanding way [ 33].
