Sentence examples for may not boost from inspiring English sources

"There is so much pressure systematically to do well on the tests, and this may not boost scores right away," he said.

Instead, there are some specific reasons why especially younger pensioners, the boomers who are now retiring, have ended up enjoying spectacular advantages that may not boost incomes of the generations coming after them.

A wartime surge in emotional identification with Hamas is likely to fade, but this may not boost Mr Abbas, whose efforts to coax Israel into peace, while lauded in the West, have produced few gains on the ground.

Rowan Simons, chairman of China ClubFootball, which promotes the game, says this is just the start of such big spending.Evergrande's model may not boost the sport at lower levels, however.

If the source of weakness is financial (debt overhangs and so on), then cheaper oil may not boost growth all that much: consumers may simply use the gains to pay down their debts.

The plan, which resembles the Bank of England's "funding for lending" scheme, has some merit but may not boost lending as much as expected due to the feeble state of the banks.

This means that slowing shipments of feature phones may not necessarily boost shipments of smartphones.

But a vast expansion of reserves around Australia's Great Barrier Reef shows that protected areas may not necessarily boost catches in well-managed fisheries.

While the new study adds to the Milky Way's tally of star-forming regions, it may not substantially boost our galaxy's star total because the young, massive stars focused on in this study make up only a small percentage of the overall population.

The Federal Reserve's announcement of an inter-meeting interest-rate cut may not have boosted U.S. stocks, but European markets rose on the news.

It may be good politics for a Democratic primary, but it's not boosting civic confidence.