Sentence examples for cases to boost from inspiring English sources

The Indian press has portrayed Mr Bharara as an ambitious would-be politician looking for high-profile cases to boost his career.

He's contemplating a lawsuit against Epson, citing previous cases to boost his position.

But since joining forces with him, WikiLeaks has used his case to boost its profile; its Twitter feed on Sunday made an appeal for donations along with news about Mr. Snowden's flight.

The zinc-finger nuclease approach has just been tested in an anti-AIDS trial, where it was used to break genes for proteins that would otherwise help HIV infect immune-system cells.Making and inserting new genes is also being employed to affect the immune system in this case to boost its ability to clear up cancer.

Business Secretary Vince Cable is among those on his case to boost business lending.

Some Malaysians believe the governing Malay-Muslim party is using the case to boost its Islamic credentials among voters, the BBC's Jennifer Pak reports from outside the court in Putrajaya.

Netanyahu, threatened with looming corruption cases, needed to boost his popularity.

When that is not the case, efforts to boost green sectors should pay for themselves.

At best this test can show inconclusive evidence that the case works to boost signals.

The report called on the Home Office to set up a budget for a serious case response team to boost its investigative capability – which had been found wanting in cases such as the death of Sean Rigg.

Business for commercial and many civil lawyers is booming as oligarchs and Saudi princes deliver lucrative, high-profile cases to London, boosting the international reputation of British justice.