Sentence examples for boosts to from inspiring English sources

There will be knock-on boosts to other sectors.

Print benefited too, with significant boosts to circulation for both the Guardian and The Observer.

The Child Poverty Action Group welcomes this - and some other boosts to the purses of parents.

Both world wars also provided major boosts to the city's economy.

All season long, the debates have given temporary ratings boosts to their cable television sponsors.

That compares with about 11 million shareholders - despite the huge boosts to share-ownership given by privatisation and demutualisation.

Last year nominees such as Richard Hawley and the Guillemots received big boosts to their sales and profile.

Numerous studies have mapped out the incredible public benefits of investments in higher education including measurable boosts to economic activity.

"The cap will lead to further boosts to base pay, increasing fixed costs and risk," Mr. Heath wrote.

Do you think they are necessary boosts to combat disaffection or frivolous, tailored programs that coddle young adults?

They are annoyed that the government has shrunk from giving big boosts to the minimum wage and welfare handouts.