Sentence examples for or boosted from inspiring English sources

Do you think dreaming less has limited or boosted your creativity?

As workers' productivity fell and firms' prospects worsened, wages were cut, capped or boosted by less than inflation.

She tried aspirin and antibiotics, bed rest and moist towels, but nothing brought down her soaring fever, reduced her aches and pains, or boosted her energy level.

If they cannot attract big (or diverse) enough audiences, or if they cannot prove they have reduced crime or boosted local industry, do they lose their support?

In the mid-2000s, while 1960s-loving American bands were revisiting the psychedelic tangents and traceries of freak-folk, Britons stayed less freaky and more folky, returning once again to the verities of ballads and waltzes that can be played by a lone busker or boosted by a full band.

Young authors today write not for an increasingly uninterested public, but in the hope that their work will be given a review in one of the big publications or boosted into commercial viability by a nomination for one of the many artificially-generated, publicity-enhancing prize ceremonies that clog up the literary calendar.

Will it make politics more civil or boost extremists?

The big question is whether Hall should play it safe or boost morale by taking risks.

He doesn't use them to traumatize the tonsils or boost the beer sales.

Unless, of course, the equipment saves your life or boosts your business.

A more sophisticated system from BMW can make a wider range of valve adjustments to reduce or boost power.