Sentence examples for end to boost from inspiring English sources

His answer: He pops Quantum Super Lysine+ supplements (about $8 for 90 tablets) a day before his vacation and at the end to boost his immune system (if the trip is less than three days he takes the tablets the entire time).

But Sharaf al-Nomani, Shareyt's owner, told Dispatches in an undercover meeting that "around 30% or 40% of the clicks will come from Bangladesh" – which implies about 25,000 people in Dhaka using computers laboriously and repetitively for hours on end to boost the visibility of specific products to order.

Ulster's home ground is being redeveloped with construction work currently underway on the new stands at the War Memorial and Aquinas School ends to boost capacity up to the 18,000 mark.

Multiple input multiple output (MIMO) is a radio communication technology that uses multiple antenna elements at both the transmitting and the receiving ends either to boost up channel capacity or to attain transmission reliability.

"China Telecom will be doling out significant subsidies for such high-end handsets to boost sales, and this will have a lot of pressure on its profit this year," said Kelvin Ho, an analyst at Yuanta Securities.

Several economists have predicted QE could reach £500bn by the end of next year to boost the recovery.

The bosses at the Eden Project, which opened almost a year ago, are confident that the movie's release at the year end is certain to boost visitor numbers and have a knock-on benefit for the local economy.

And visionary winemakers such as Diego Planeta, head of the family business, have encouraged a return to high-end wines, helping to boost Sicily's reputation – and its export earnings – with quality bottled vintages.

And unlike government debt to bondholders, state pension liabilities do not feature in the Treasury's other rule to keep debt at a sustainable level.The pension reforms proposed by the NAPF and IOD call for the government to use the revenue from ending contracting out to boost state pensions now.

The ads, from the conservative group Ending Spending, aim to boost Brent Welder, a former Obama and Sanders campaign official who is running in the Democratic primary for the right to challenge GOP Rep. Kevin Yoder in Kansas' 3rd Congressional District, which covers Kansas City and its suburbs. .

The company announced up to $1bn of share buybacks by the end of 2014 designed to boost investor returns.