Sentence examples similar to boosting something's appeal from inspiring English sources

Santorum's convention speech was aimed at boosting Romney's appeal among the party's conservative base.

Any perceived softness toward Greece by the government would boost AfD's appeal.

Maybe it regards every account as another account to boost Twitter's appeal to advertisers.

Game industry discourse is concerned with continuous redesign of gameplay to enhance players' experience and boost game's appeal.

A fractured, ineffectual left, devoid of new ideas, has boosted Jobbik's appeal, especially among the young.

It also should boost Discovery's appeal among women who consider HGTV and Food Network must-have channels.

In 2005, Sony tried to boost the game's appeal by cutting minutiae and increasing combat.

"Boosting Stringer's appeal among crucial constituencies like outer-borough Latinos is a recipe for victory".

Supporters say the Liverpudlian would boost Labour's dwindling appeal to its traditional working-class base.

But it said China needed to address this by boosting its "moral appeal to others".

But this time it is crimping, not boosting, the nationalists' appeal.