Sentence examples for like boosting from inspiring English sources

Nurturing the fetal microbiome could help babies in other ways, like boosting their immune system.

The Mayor's Transport Strategy outlines a 20percentnt increase in traffic delay by 2031 if nothing is done, like boosting public transport capacity, better management of the road network, and more cycling and walking.

Even blood bankers have joined the chorus; their major professional organization in the U.S, the American Association of Blood Banks, now sponsors workshops that teach techniques like boosting red blood cells before surgery, avoiding unnecessary blood draws and recycling blood cells to patients during procedures.

But if the standard practice of growing our way out is chosen without considering long-haul issues — like boosting the human capacity for resilience, innovation and care — my sense is the outcome will simply be deeper cycles of relief and pain.

It's not like boosting the bass or equalization, as "that's not the scientific solution".

The idea is to help improve their health physically and mentally, as well as softer outcomes like boosting team morale.

You can manually adjust just how powerful you'd like the sound amplification to be, and can also choose from several different equalizer settings to specify which frequencies you'd like boosted most.

But laws will probably focus less on bashing businesses Democrats don't like than boosting ones they do.

Tickets for live performances have juicy mark-ups, while sales of T-shirts, posters and the like further boost bands' coffers.

When they got accepted to YC, like Boosted before it, they started experimenting with a dockless version.

It has been shown [16] that SGMMs behave more compact and perform better than the conventional GMMs approach, as well, without the loss of compatibility to most standard techniques such as feature-space adaptation using maximum likelihood linear regression (fMLLR) [53], discriminative training like boosted maximum mutual information (bMMI) [54], or the minimum Bayes risk (MBR) approach [55].