Sentence examples for initiative boosted from inspiring English sources
A lack of skilled workers, such as joiners and bricklayers, is holding back house building after the government's Help to Buy initiative boosted demand for new homes, Britain's biggest housebuilding firm has said.
A quarter of Bond's initiative boosted the efforts on Arabidopsis.
This is about as disingenuous as calling a company's downsizing initiative "Boosting Our Labor Force".
Were very involved with international youth flag football. She says the two initiatives boosted revenue and aided expansion.
Other tech stocks rallied as a string of positive corporate earnings announcements and strategic initiatives boosted investor confidence.
All as part of a backfiring attempt to stop Brown's Proposition 30 revenue initiative and boost the latest losing initiative attempt to hamstring public employee union campaign spending.
Business, concerned citizen organizations, and policy initiatives have boosted the diffusion of short food chains and local food systems, which, in turn, have stimulated research and policymaking (see, for example, Martinez et al., 2010; Kneafsey et al., 2013).
Deasy resigned after a tumultuous 3½-year stint as superintendent, marred by disagreements with the school board and problems with high-profile initiatives but boosted by significant gains in important markers of student achievement.
More training, and involvement with Dementia Friends initiative, to boost awareness of the needs of those with dementia.
He reckons the initiative will boost prevention, rather than undermining it, by encouraging people to seek testing and advice.
In 2010, Chinese authorities launched an initiative to boost numbers in the Hunchun National Siberian Tiger Nature Reserve near the country's border with Russia and North Korea.
