I wanted a degree from an esteemed school partly for the career push, but also for the ego boost of attending one of the world's top institutions.
Your social media expert isn't just responsible for posting emojis on your social media accounts, but also for analyzing response, determining what's boosting traffic and what's less helpful, and responding to customers in real time.
Also, for boosting the efficiency, seeding techniques for back-translation graphs could be explored, possibly inspired by the BLASTP score-based seeds.
A grand coalition would not only be scratchy and quarrelsome but also risk boosting support for the extremes.
Suddenly for one week a quiet little town is transformed into a festive and vibey zone that not only provides loads of fun and entertainment for tourists, but also boosts the local economy.
A warm jacket and brightly-coloured boots are not only vital for their survival, but also boosts children's psychological well-being.
The Pirates had not won a World Series since 1925 and were one of the worst teams in the majors for much of the 1950s, but their fans and former players recall the victory as not just a baseball win, but also as a boost for a city that had begun to lose its steel industry and its population and was looking for something to hold onto.
Tackling prison glut while maintaining public safety doesn't mean simply revisiting law structures--it means also pushing for boosts in the capacity of tertiary education.
Advanced biofuels alone will not only create more high quality rural jobs and a more sustainable income for farmers, but also boost many other sectors from services to distribution.
There is even solid evidence that empathy will not only make you a better leader, but also boost your own performance: For example, the study "Empathy in the Workplace" shows that empathetic leaders are viewed by their bosses as better performers.
