Sentence examples similar to driven to boost from inspiring English sources

This crisis was being used to justify dramatic government-driven initiatives designed to boost the supply of power.

AURORA is an academia-driven initiative that aims to boost genomic and clinical knowledge generated from metastatic breast cancer patients.

By reminding customers to replenish their socks and underwear through an app, these tech-driven basics brands are able to boost their sales revenues at startup speed.

That China has undervalued its currency, the renminbi, for much of the past decade to boost its surging export-driven economy is not seriously doubted; China intervenes in the markets by buying an estimated $1 billion a day using renminbi.

In March last year they met EC VP Neelie Kroes and in September launched their Manifesto of 22 actions needed to boost entrepreneurship for internet-driven economic growth across Europe.

Here, we explore how light-driven processes may be incorporated into nonphotosynthetic microbes to boost metabolic capacity for the production of industrial and fine chemicals.

We talk about being addicted to or distracted by social media, but not the fact advertiser-driven sites and services need us to restlessly "engage" to boost the metrics that determine how much money is made.

As China's decades-long investment and exports-driven "economic miracle" comes to an end, the Chinese government is attempting to boost innovation to keep the country's economy afloat.

Another promotion-driven day on 2 December, dubbed Cyber Monday, will see many discounted goods offered online, as companies attempt to boost pre-Christmas revenues further.

In other words, in order to boost our self-esteem, we have a hidden desire to hold at least one power-driven relationship in our life.

To boost revenue, M.L.S.E.