Sentence examples for boosting patronage from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the quest for boosting patronage continues.

The drink is a success and boosts business and patronage, but Homer is angry at Moe for his betrayal, and seeks revenge.

Furthermore, the level of happiness for women out of the labor market is the highest among these three groups according to the results from the coefficients.8 If unemployed women receive family patronage and are able to voluntarily withdraw from the labor market, we may conclude that both family patronage and institutional patronage are helpful in boosting women's subjective well-being.

This means a free-trade area that opens the EU to goods and services from the south including the farm produce that France is making a fuss over in the world trade talks.The second is for the EU to use its patronage to boost spending on infrastructure, promote trade in the region and clean up politics.

"Immunity boosting"?

Chalk boosting.

Adaptive Boosting.

multiple boosting.

Boosting morale boosts productivity!

As Mark Haddon (9), Ian McEwan (13, 89), Ngozi Adichie (14), Irène Némirovsky (20), Stef Penney (28) and William Boyd (29) show, literary fiction can sell, if boosted by award success, screen adaptation, R&J patronage and/or critical rapture.

Royal patronage would go further than on the day too, and was guaranteed to boost donations to the charity which depends entirely on fund raising to save lives at sea. "It will help with everything, we have monthly meetings, and a shop in Treaddur Bay, all run by volunteers, and something like this will help," she added.