Two low-cost carriers, Frontier and AirTran, are pooling their marketing and mileage programmes to boost their prospects.
Well, there's some food for thought for anybody thinking about whether a postgraduate course will boost their prospects.
Smaller universities too are developing new initiatives in order to boost their prospects for attracting and retaining more faculty.
Tom Lawrence's thunderous second-half strike against Georgia kept Wales' hopes of automatic World Cup qualification alive and in turn boosted their prospects of reaching the play-offs.
Coleraine boosted their prospects of achieving a European spot as they earned a 3-1 win over Cliftonville in the Irish Premiership game at Solitude.
In a letter to the Times Higher Education (THE), After years of flat budgets, U.S. scientists have been hoping for the federal government to boost their prospects in a rough economy.
The White House and the Democratic congressional leadership will use the stimulus plan to establish new spending priorities on education, health care and energy policy and to boost their prospects for re-election.
Last month Northern Ireland boosted their prospects with a superb 2-1 win in Alicante, which ended Spain's 100% record in the qualifying campaign - although the home side were already through to the finals.
Of the players hoping to boost their prospects of getting on the plane to New Zealand, captain Luke Narraway probably advanced his cause the most, while Banahan confirmed his versatility with a powerful display and fly-half Charlie Hodgson showed touches of class.
Likewise, possible remedies, such as forcing Google to reveal its algorithms and even to list rival search services such as Yelp among top results, seem intended to boost their prospects with the implicit idea that consumers will benefit from the enforced competition.
