Sentence examples for boosts for from inspiring English sources

Ditto its live iteration, Live Aid, which famously saw huge boosts for U2's and Queen's sales.

Bill Clinton came to office eight years ago pledging big spending boosts for infrastructure, education and research and development.

Volunteering and social interaction are both demonstrated boosts for older adults and their physical, emotional and cognitive well-being.

A number of newly elected governors are addressing the issue, with promises of significant funding boosts for public schools.

Memory boosts, for example, remind a user about something that the system thinks she may have forgotten.

"Some privately run Minecraft servers do charge for in-game items, for xp boosts, for access to certain game modes," he wrote.

Thanks to this new group, and television boosts for some weaker pro-Kremlin parties, it now seems that there could be around 100 deputies on the Kremlin's side.

Diarra's return is one of a number of boosts for Jol, who can call upon talisman Berbatov and fellow summer signing Mladen Petric against Villa.

A Wells Fargo stock analyst, who boosts for-profit colleges while frequently overlooking their abuses, lays the blame for one particularly predatory college's high failure rate at the feet of low-income students, or, as he calls them, "subprime" students.

"This is a fantastic boost for manufacturing.

"Hopefully that's a boost for him".