Sentence examples for boosting the work from inspiring English sources

Few tools in writing have such immediate effect on the page as these do, fuelling confidence, boosting the work along.

Over recent years the rise in non-principals (largely female) has been considered to be boosting the work force, however, their average GMS commitment is 5.15 sessions per week.

To the beauty, clarity, coherence and power that Mr. Levine has always extracted from this knotty score, Mr. Luisi added a fleetness that boosted the work's pitch-black humor.

The technical assistance and capacity building support for Local Agenda 21 in Peru's cities has produced many project initiatives and investments plans, has contributed to modifications in local planning norms and boosted the work of environmental NGOs.

And to help boost the work of other developers, Facebook announced several new features that the average user may not notice, but were loudly cheered by the audience of developers. .

There is need for studies that explore the cost and benefits (effectiveness) of alternative ways of leveraging the recent advances in technology (teleconferencing, video conferencing, e-mail) to boost the work of RECs.

Labour's deputy chairman Jon Trickett, who worked as a builder and plumber before entering politics, has been tasked by Ed Miliband with boosting the number of working class candidates for Labour at the next election.

On closer examination, however, Earle is clearly committed to boosting the cause of working people, striving to communicate as simply as possible their joys and sorrows without being in any way patronising.

Steve Coast, who also works on the project, recently received funding from Multimap.com to further boost the projects' work, and follows on from the CadCorp integration.

The deal may also boost the companies' work around mobile video.

Tomonaga Osada suggested that the authorities could distribute secretly punctured condoms to young married couples, who would then get to work boosting the birth rate.