Sentence examples for made to boosting from inspiring English sources

A start has been made to boosting yields and reducing harvest losses in countries that lag behind, notably in Africa.

Efforts are being made to boost the town's fortunes.

Strenuous efforts are being made to boost the cultural attractions of the coast.

First, special efforts should be made to boost peasant agriculture and rural communities.

Mr Monahan said this was partly due to a different approach to measuring staff attitudes, but new efforts will be made to boost staff satisfaction levels.

Conversely much of the angst is derived from the defensive sacrifices made to boost their attack and the side concedes almost a goal a game more than 2015.

Today's talks at the Great Hall of the People, near Tiananmen Square, focused mainly on business issues, with both sides agreeing that efforts should be made to boost bilateral trade, which stood at £32 billion in 2009.

An effort is being made to boost blue-collar pay and thereby stimulate consumption as an economic motor, but this will be, as a party school official told me, "a matter of two five-year plans".

The OECD called for efforts to be made to boost skills, to improve work incentives for lone parents and second earners under the Universal Credit welfare reform, improve the Work Capability Assessment and support for return to work for those who are fit, and take steps to tackle fuel and water poverty through better targeted financial support.

As such, every effort should be made to boost their growth.

Despite the generally gloomy picture painted by the NAS report, some efforts, large and small, are already being made to boost women's chances of staying in academic science and engineering.