Sentence examples for public boosting from inspiring English sources

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.

To cover up these poor judgments now — and questionable actions, including his public boosting of Ahmad Chalabi, then a lobbying client of the current McCain campaign guru, Charles Black — Mr. McCain is hoping that the "liberal media" will once again be complicit enablers.

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

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.

Women diplomats and citizen ambassadors got a public boost from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday.

The Party of Regions recently attempted to assuage public opinion by boosting public-sector salaries and pensions.

In a written statement, Karen Lewis, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, called the proposed changes "the same old, ineffective policies couched in new and exciting public relations boosting language".

It shows that you can be competitive by turning toward the public and boosting the voice of everyday citizens.

Better performance will bolster public support, boosting the odds of getting Congress to stick with the Obama agenda even after the honeymoon ends.