Sentence examples for is going to boost from inspiring English sources

"This is going to boost me up to that superstar status," Reid said.

As Mr. Tilley put it, that "is going to boost redemption because everybody's got to eat".

RWE npower, an energy firm based in Swindon, for example, says it is going to boost its investment in Britain.

The narrow is whether a cut in interest rates is going to boost lending in Europe; the wider is whether we are seeing the limits to monetary policy, or you might say, central bank power.

In an interview published today by USA Today and in a news conference this morning, the Speaker of the House made it pretty clear that his party will fight the tax rate increases that are absolutely necessary if Congress is going to boost economic recovery and start dealing with the deficit.

As long as men are still the power brokers, having exclusive clubs just for them is going to boost that position again and again; if you allow men to recruit to their own private clubs they can continue to share that power amongst themselves, or not to share it".

"It's true — guys came here at the end of their careers, thinking they were going to boost their game, have a good year and go somewhere else.

Within months of the president acting you had private C.E.O.s — Ikea, Gap, Disney, airlines — saying they too were going to boost minimum pay".

"If we're going to boost U.S. exports and create jobs here at home, we must hold on to our major export markets, such as Mexico," said Thomas J. Donohue, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce.

"I bought a whole bunch of things that I thought were going to boost who I really was, make people like me more, try to impress people versus being smart," Andrews said.

AT&T said it was going to boost its dividend by 27% to an annual rate of 95 cents per share.