Sentence examples for down boost from inspiring English sources

Wants to release movies simultaneously on the big screen, DVD and TV to keep marketing costs down, boost profits.

Green tea specifically is known to calm you down, boost immunity and lower cholesterol.

When she is down, boost her.

However, don't––this feint will cause them to jump and when they are on the way down, boost and you will hit them!

But it was evident that China had held its exchange rate down, boosting its companies at the expense of others.

Inflation may eat away at competitiveness, but immigrants have kept wages down, boosted social-security receipts and provided new, eager consumers.

See articleSevere flooding in eastern Kenya has killed at least 21 people and made a further 60,000 or so homeless.Services delayedThe European Parliament approved a law, much delayed and watered down, boosting cross-border competition in services from 2010.

Anyway, both inflation and high interest rates which have contributed to an economic slump would come tumbling down, boosting growth and speeding up convergence.Poland might be too big a contender for unilateral action.

On the contrary, under MIF conditions with down-boosting, reduced NOx formation and improved generating efficiency could be achieved, but was accompanied by an MFB decrease.

A recent YouGov poll for the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, showed that although voters still blame Labour for the country's economic mess, they think the opposition will do more to ensure wages rise in line with economic growth, keep energy prices down and boost the supply of affordable housing.

She added that Mr. Brill was someone who "blocks access to the show & keeps the quality level down to boost himself".