Sentence examples for perhaps to boost from inspiring English sources

Freddie, Fannie and AIG are all accused of using illicit accounting tricks to smooth profits and perhaps to boost executive pay inappropriately.

Perhaps to boost its support among gay voters, the government announced an $80,000 trial of the Safe Schools program with 11 schools to start.

Indeed, part of the problem is that Baghdadi's character – as presented through the writings of jihadi scholars who support him – has been designed to make him more palatable and deliberately cast him, as some analysts have suggested, in the role of a "philosopher jihadi" perhaps to boost his credentials for leadership within the wider jihadi world.

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Because the correct assembly is the hardest part of Celera's method, the new milestone doesn't mean much, says Robert Waterston, who heads the public sequencing effort at Washington University in St .Louis--except perhaps to boost business.

Also, perhaps, to boost ITT's published success rates; in 2015, ITT's President and COO claimed that ITT's graduation rates were double the rates of comparable community colleges.

But Manager Willie Randolph instead turned to Guillermo Mota, if for no other reason, perhaps, than to boost his confidence after he allowed a game-tying two-run triple in Game 2 on Friday.

"I loosely translated commis-débarrasseur as 'waiter', perhaps hoping to boost my chances even more.

For Clinton, Obama's solicitousness is a welcome affirmation of his legacy and, perhaps, an opportunity to boost his wife's Presidential prospects.

It wants tougher European supervision of big banks (perhaps by the European Central Bank), commitments to boost competitiveness, and perhaps harmonised taxes.

By highlighting the lucrative long-term investment opportunities available, perhaps Mr Schwarzman hoped to boost the flagging share price, and encourage pension funds and wealthy individuals to invest in his new fund.