Sentence examples for job boosting from inspiring English sources

That's merely the tower doing its job, boosting cell-phone signals from as far away as New Jersey and as near as other, closer parts of New Jersey.

Pierce did an excellent job boosting his name recognition during the debate, just not in the way he might have liked.

And women take paid jobs, boosting the size of the workforce.

The government's long-term economic plan involves cutting the deficit, encouraging growth, creating jobs, boosting productivity and increasing exports.

Mr. Zoellick said in a statement that a future free trade zone would "give new hope and economic opportunity to the people of southern Africa by increasing trade, creating new jobs, boosting economic growth and development".

Used in the right way, procurement could be an important development tool: helping create jobs, boosting skills, supporting emerging industrial sectors, helping national economies wean themselves gradually off aid.

That is, workers are more likely to perform asymptotically in more congenial (i.e., higher class) jobs than in less congenial jobs, boosting the correlation between IQ and job performance.

It has created jobs, boosted growth and improved the public finances.

JLR announced the latest jobs boost as part of its long-term strategy of investing in aluminium and lightweight technologies.

The jobs boost to the Irish capital on the same day as news that inflation fell to 1.6% in Ireland last month.

Chris Leslie MP, the shadow Chief Treasury Secretary, said: "With the country facing a cost-of-living crisis we need to invest in infrastructure to create jobs, boost living standards, and strengthen our economy for the long-term.