Sentence examples for push to boost from inspiring English sources
The push to boost numbers came at the cost of a drastic fall in quality.
Chancellor Alistair Darling will visit the seat tomorrow in a final push to boost Labour.
Hence a recent push to boost national gene banks, of which the Svalbard vault is a product.It is a heartening display of international co-operation.
A bigger push to boost domestic demand in creditor countries coupled with more help, through the IMF, to cushion cash-strapped emerging economies would ease the world economy's adjustment and brighten the prospects for free trade.
Britain spent less as a proportion of national income on research and development than the rest of the EU in 2012 despite the government's apparent innovation push to boost growth.
Trinity Mirror is to merge editorial staff at the Manchester Evening News and 22 sister weekly titles, which could result on the loss of 10 staff, as part of a wider push to boost multimedia and user-generated content.
The successor to Ben S. Bernanke, the current chair, will shape how much longer and harder the Fed pushes to boost economic growth and reduce unemployment.
They are being pushed to boost Democratic turnout to record numbers, particularly among the party's base of black and Hispanic voters in Newark, Camden, Elizabeth, Trenton and other cities.
With the economy flagging, and hourly manufacturing costs 20 percent higher than the European average, President François Hollande and his administration have been pushing to boost domestic industry, the French news agency Agence France-Presse reported as the show opened.
The US has been pushing to boost its trading relationships with countries in the Pacific region.
But farm scientists pushing to boost AFRI's budget to $700 million by 2018 hope the bump signals better times ahead.
