Sentence examples for make boosting from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron will be the first serving British Prime Minister to visit Kazakhstan, as he continues to make boosting trade a key plank of  his Government's foreign policy.

"If a distressed couple shows up in a therapist's office and finds, as part of learning about the partner's family histories, that one partner comes from a divorced family, then the therapist may make boosting commitment or strengthening interpersonal skills a focus of their clinical efforts".

Their market shares vary, but the past decade has been a great time for AMD, which sold every chip it could make, boosted income and profits and still found time to bring case after case against market-leading Intel.

George Osborne made boosting exports a key part of his "long-term economic plan" but the deficit on goods alone has barely budged.

Granted, welfare reform has much to do with marriage: the original bill made boosting the institution an explicit goal, while marriage rates among the poor have risen since 1996.

In September, Cameron made great play of announcing that the chancellor would chair a new "growth implementation committee", to ensure all the relevant ministers made boosting growth a key priority.

But Markit said 2014 still marked the best year for housebuilding since it started collecting records in 1997, news likely to cheer the government which has made boosting this a priority in the runup to May's general election.

Moreover, the weak induction of neutralizing antibodies makes boosting with Listeria possible.

I was worried that it might cause problems but he figured it'd be OK as long as we didn't make boost and it get sucked in the turbo.

If you do get boosted make sure the people around you see you coming before you actually land on them.

The expeditious move made Boost the first accelerator to devote resources to accelerating Bitcoin startups — one that is now starting to pay off.