Sentence examples for organized to boost from inspiring English sources
Americans can't thrive within a political system run largely by big American corporations -- organized to boost their share prices but not boost America.
Health and nutrition: As part of the expanded programme on immunization (EPI), UNICEF will support local measles and maternal/neonatal tetanus campaigns, organize outreach to boost routine EPI coverage, set up a monitoring system and support communication activities.
But courts have been far less likely to intervene in cases where states organized voting districts to boost one party, preferring to not get involved in explicitly political matters.
Health care workers have always organized parallel systems to boost their incomes.
Worse yet, could a ruling like this mean that Google could organize search results differently to boost advertisers, or that Facebook could do the same with your news feed?
Mindjet for Android is essentially a pocket productivity tool that helps users capture ideas, create business plans and organize thinking in order to boost productivity.
In October of each year, Little People of America organizes events and outreach to boost awareness about dwarfism.
In 1903, a French sports magazine called L'Auto organized the first Tour de France to boost its circulation.
Even this late in the game though, there are still a few things you can do to get organized and boost your tax refund.
While the Healthcare Is a Human Right Campaign does not rely on legislative actions to boost its organizing, it has grown with each legislative success.
Indeed, in addition to BetterWorks and Asana itself, there are others like Basecamp, Wrike and Trello all offering ways to boost productivity and help organize so-called knowledge workers (essentially, those tied to keyboards or screens to get their jobs done).
