Sentence examples for promote much from inspiring English sources

He could no doubt promote much more research spending by subsidising it across the board.

One might think that this lack of trust would promote much precautionary saving, but world savings rates are not high over all.

This is typical of the way the green agenda, because it has been so widely accepted, has also been hijacked to promote much less worthy interests.

The task ahead is to promote much better understanding of the links between capitalism and democratic governance, and above all of the need for equity and mutual accountability.

Goldsmith may be the popular choice of his party for mayor, but he is unlikely to promote much unity within it on some of the biggest issues of the day, starting with the future of Heathrow airport.

Carbon floor prices: At £30 a tonne, the new levy on carbon will not promote much low-carbon energy, but it will give nuclear power companies a windfall subsidy of between £1.3bn and £3bn – paid for by the "hard-pressed families" that Osborne claims he wants to help.

Downplaying the crisis has been good for confidence, but doesn't help promote much-needed reforms, he notes.

Tracey Brown of pro-science campaign group Sense About Science said the scientists' new guidelines would promote much-needed clarity about what "independent scientific advice" meant.

She knows how to promote much-needed collaboration and civility among council members.

Rather, the poleis themselves promoted much organized activity.

Before long, boxing matches were being promoted much like baseball and football games, with huge crowds and million-dollar gates.