The plan is to boost not just the fish, but the ecosystem.
The country needs much more of that strategy, in other areas like reforestation and reconstruction, to boost not just employment but also the skills of the work force.
One study found that exposure to greenery through office plants boosted not just employee well-being but also productivity – by 15%!
Corbyn's candidacy appears to have been boosted not just by support from registered supporters, of whom there are just under 100,000, but new supporters affiliated to trade unions who make up 180,000 of the electorate.
Should the recruitment of a few good androids prove successful, the Pentagon hopes to boost not just battle capability but, somehow, the morale of humans one-upped by a machine.
But now talks with the EU are about to resume, boosted not just by the new government but also by its arrest on May 31st of Zdravko Tolimir, one of six Serb war-crimes suspects who were still at large.Mr Tolimir, who is charged with genocide, was living in a flat in Belgrade.
That's what speed-reading apps claim, promising to boost not just the number of words you read per minute, but also how well you understand a text.
The report's recommendations are a roadmap that would help boost not just the nation's economic health but also its security, says chemist George Atkinson, who until two weeks ago served as the U.S. State Department's science and technology adviser.
Jodi has been howling that her nearly three million dollar defense did not provide her with a fair trial, a claim that would be incredulous were it not for the fact that HLN-TV is showing 24-hour coverage of her life and trial, keeping the audience addicted to their bloodlust in an effort to boost not just ratings, but advertising dollars.
