Sentence examples for prospect of boosting from inspiring English sources

Brown has been warned not to sacrifice human rights concerns to the prospect of boosting exports.

Most parents, I suspect, look forward to that short interregnum between child-rearing hours and their own bedtime for its own sake more than any prospect of boosting the kids' IQ.

Miller is now savouring the prospect of boosting Saints' chances in next season's Europa League qualifiers.

The prospect of boosted foetal haemoglobin levels in patients was helped when it was found that a gene called BCL11A acts as a suppressor of foetal haemoglobin production.

Restarting talks also opens the prospects of boosting economic and commercial relations and people to people ties that will help change the narrative and eventually lead to peace in the region.

Other Palestinians say that maybe, by imprisoning Mr. Barghouti, Israel is trying to enhance his standing in the Palestinian street, in hopes of boosting prospects for Palestinian democracy and a diplomatic settlement some day.

In a study of 127 developing countries in 2009, the prospect of migration boosted human capital, rather than draining it.

In the absence of inflationary pressure, a depreciating currency seems a painless way of boosting the prospects of a country's exporters.

Recruitment of qualified GPs from overseas and nurse substitution appear to offer the best prospects for boosting the supply of general practice services to meet demand.

Gale also warned that Willey faces a tough task to crack the Yorkshire first-team in Championship cricket, despite the 26-year-old moving from Northamptonshire in the close season in the hope of boosting his Test prospects.

The IMF would also like to see a series of labour market reforms, including making it easier for skilled employees to cross Europe's borders in search of work; cutting employment regulation; and shifting the burden of taxation from income on to consumption, in the hope of boosting future job prospects.