Sentence examples for boosts not only from inspiring English sources
Whether we live here or there, the commitment to our own base boosts not only national, but personal, dignity.
Transcend just announced the 500GB StoreJet 25D3 drive that boosts not only the faster interface, but a host of other features that sets this one apart from the few other drives on the market.
A growing literature has demonstrated that exercise boosts not only physical, but also cognitive and psychological health in older adults.
Reinforcing this circuitry, the death associated protein kinase 1 (DaPK1), a tumor suppressor found hypermethylated in tumors and a crucial inhibitor of Pin1 isomerase activity (Lee et al, 2011), was shown to be repressed by N1-ICD (Li et al, 2008), delineating a possible scenario in which N1-ICD boosts not only expression but also activity of Pin1.
It was a boost not only for the entrants, but in many ways for dance itself.
These techniques are shown to boost not only the parallel but also the single-threaded efficiency of our code.
That was duly supplied, in a boost not only to Lennon but Scottish football amid what is currently a turbulent spell against continental opposition.
That is, by helping salespeople or telemarketers work more productively, MSP systems can boost not only the company's sales but also their sales and their compensation.
"As it stands at present, salary sacrifice is an extremely useful scheme to boost not only pension contributions but also things such as child benefit – by reducing income below the threshold for reductions in benefits.
Updated: The Food and Drug Administration approved an expensive new melanoma drug much faster than expected, giving a boost not only to that drug but also to other experimental products that may offer gene-based personalized medicine.
If the EU can use the tough love of frozen funds in Bulgaria and yet still maintain voter support, that will be a boost not only to reformers in that country, but also to the whole cause of future enlargement.
