Sentence examples for easier to boost from inspiring English sources
He joked that maybe the reason for two 59s popping up in three weeks had to do with the PGA Tour's setting up courses a little easier to boost television ratings.
And it should be efficient: in terms of returns on investment, it would be easier to boost grain yields in Africa from two tonnes per hectare to four than it would be to raise yields in Europe from eight tonnes to ten.
If he only had a Facebook profile back then -- it would have been so much easier to boost his self-esteem.
The overall results illustrate two fundamental problems: It's easier to boost scores in math than it is in reading, and the test scores of older students have not increased.
Patients with pre-existing anti-Id T cells may respond better to vaccination as it may be easier to boost rather than induce de novo immunity against weak self-antigens.
This shift in spending from the West to the East will help rebalance the world economy.Beijing, Bangkok and Bangalore: beware boastfulnessIt is easy to boost an economy with lots of government spending.
It's easy to boost Stem education for young girls and think you're doing your part to address the dire inequalities in science and tech – easy, and non-threatening, because nine-year-olds aren't going to steal your job.
It's not going to be easy to boost the brand outside its northern European stronghold, and B&O will certainly have to turn up the volume to crack the U.S. market.
He will not get many easier chances to boost his England tally.
And whereas Mr Lafontaine, self-proclaimed (if ill-taught) disciple of Keynes, called for easier money to boost demand, Mr Eichel will probably stress the need to tackle the German economy's structural faults its clogged labour market, for a start.
