Sentence examples for failing to boost from inspiring English sources

Central banks' tools of low interest rates and QE are clearly failing to boost the economy.

If these metrics are right, the present school system is failing to boost social mobility among white working-class kids.

Cridland rejected the idea that business were to blame for falling living standards by failing to boost wages for workers.

Critics said that George Osborne was falling back on the housing market to lift the economy after failing to boost manufacturing and business.

"A lot of it has to do the fact that they dithered in taking on Trump," while failing to boost several candidates including Bush.

There are rumours of inquiries from South Asian banks but perhaps for money-laundering.In this section Israeli twists and turns Waking from a nightmare Cooling off A fly in the Web The radicals regret Iran's little welcome mats Join the army, make a killing ReprintsIn Iran's conservative-dominated parliament, the free zones are damned for failing to boost Iran's badly needed export earnings.

Speaking in the Commons, he accused the Government of failing to offer proposals to boost growth, telling MPs: "They still don't get it".

Bank of England boss Mark Carney has accused the G20 of failing to adopt measures to boost global growth as he defended central banks and their power to play a role in stimulating economic growth following attacks from critics who say they have run out of ammunition.

"The fundamental flaw in the chancellor's current plan is to rely on securing lasting recovery by boosting housing demand, while failing to take any action to boost housing supply," he said.

Slower exports and weak domestic demand were largely to blame for the contraction – a sign that Abe's attempts to boost spending is failing to deliver.

The Grammys have a long legacy of using important and popular black artists like Beyoncé, Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar to boost ratings while failing to give them the big noms and awards of the night.