Sentence examples for means to boost from inspiring English sources
"We still need to use sporting prowess as a means to boost national confidence and show national strength," Mao said.
Many major international donors wanted to help the state-run television as a means to boost the Palestinian Authority.
The move is being pushed by chief executive Stefan Barden, who is understood to view it as a means to boost earnings.
His speech contained many more effective means to boost growth and incomes of the poor, from increased infrastructure to early childhood education.
"We are convinced that the program provides the basis for a more sustainable and competitive economy and is the right means to boost growth and jobs," he said.
VantagePoint.com and Farmland Industries, America's largest farmer-owned co-operative, are among companies establishing similar systems to track grain from seed to sale.Farmers are a beleaguered bunch, who welcome any means to boost margins.
It's primarily meant to boost Kalamazoo's economy.
The ads, which were meant to boost a Conservative Party candidate for governor, were condemned as Islamophobic.
They inspired "freedom fries" and jokes meant to boost American military morale.
That credit was meant to boost small businesses; but as Gittings reports, the money has largely gone into mortgages.
The stunt was meant to boost awareness about Ms Ye's campaign to legalise prostitution, and it succeeded.
