Sentence examples for designed to boost a from inspiring English sources
They are designed to boost a patient's immune system during all forms of cancer treatment, which can be harder on the body than cancer itself.
SmithKline denied that the move was designed to boost a Glaxo-SmithKline consumer-goods operation prior to a sell-off.Arthur Andersen, a big accounting firm, vowed to keep its consulting arm, despite the efforts of American regulators to separate consulting from auditing.
The Athlon 64 chips can run programs that were designed for 32-bit processors, and they are designed to boost a computer's performance regardless of whether its programs are running in 32- or 64-bit mode.
Theo Epstein, ascending: That sound of the cash register comes after an impressive set of moves designed to boost a young World Series contender.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the students' reactions and the impact of a set of measures designed to boost an experimental group's understanding of abnormal histology through an emphasis on knowledge of normal cells and tissues.
The illustration is part of a media firestorm now engulfing a 4-year-old study in which Chinese schoolchildren were given golden rice, a genetically modified form of rice designed to boost vitamin A levels.
All these extras, along with the heat of the sauna, are designed to boost circulation, produce a rush of endorphins and to cleanse and to purify both the body and the mind.
May and the Home Office's permanent secretary, Helen Ghosh, both addressed a "steady the ship" open meeting on Thursday for staff at the department's Marsham Street headquarters designed to boost morale after a turbulent six days.
The role of government is designed to boost demand for a year or two until the "animal spirits" of private investors once again are revved up.
In the grocery store, look for the section of the beauty aisle geared specifically toward African American hair products; they're designed to boost moisture in a way products for non-black hair usually can't compare.
His pessimism is based on the experience of introducing a ticketing promotion this season, known as Just the Ticket, that was specifically designed to boost crowds during an economic slump.
