Sentence examples for effectively boosting from inspiring English sources

Spiralling senior-airline-executive compensation costs have challenged us to find ways of effectively boosting revenues while lowering service levels.

Only marine parks with four or all five of these criteria were effectively boosting conservation values, the study found.

5) To transform tenure into a progress-based prerogative, states and districts should require tenure candidates to demonstrate that they are effectively boosting student learning.

One limitation of our study was that no pharmacokinetic analyses were performed to validate whether the RTV dosage regimen co-administered with APV600 was effectively boosting plasma APV exposure or Cmin levels.

It would effectively boost cycle use from less than 2% of trips today to around 3.5%.

Capital Economics said a buyer using the scheme to fund a 5% deposit would effectively boost their buying power by £60,000.

"I think our cause would be far more effectively boosted if Bill Gates stood up and made eloquent speeches at [ExxonMobil's] AGM than by divestment," he said.

The multipliers from fiscal policy only work if consumers are spending; this means fiscal policy must also inspire confidence to effectively boost aggregate demand.

For at least some of them, bullying and harassment effectively boost their status and influence among schoolmates by winning the admiration of peers or by tearing down social rivals.

Prompted by him, they killed off attempts led by the US at last week's G20 summit in Cannes to raid the Bundesbank and other central bank gold reserves to boost the IMF's firepower so it could effectively boost the EFSF.

Finally, fusion modes can effectively boost the recognition results.