Sentence examples for public boost from inspiring English sources

Klinsmann also gave a public boost to his player.

Shortly after the Unabomber case was cracked, in 1996, forensic linguistics gained another public boost.

The measures, some of which have already been made public, boost spending in infrastructure, construction, agriculture and welfare.

I just said, 'How could this happen to the theater I love?' " But this year the Negro Ensemble Company, founded in 1967, will receive a very public boost from Signature Theater Company, which is known for selecting a single playwright to honor each season.

The practice received its most public boost in 2012, when General Electric announced plans to invest a billion dollars in an appliance plant in Louisville, Kentucky, reshoring four thousand jobs that had been in China and Mexico, and adding, over time, nearly twenty thousand factory positions at the plant's regional suppliers.

As you get more comfortable talking in public, boost the time and the number of people in the audience.

The book that Collins produced was "The Woman in White," and it had a galvanic effect on the public, boosting weekly sales of Dickens's magazine from thirty-eight and a half thousand to as much as three hundred thousand.

But the misstatements have handed climate skeptics a public relations boost.

Their motivations range from a public image boost to genuine humanitarian aims.

The role was created to increase the police's accountability to the public and boost transparency.

We expect the government to remain broadly in favour of IMF-recommended reforms needed to control the public finances, boost competitiveness and attract foreign investment.