Sentence examples for radical boost from inspiring English sources

World population growth is driving the urgent need for a radical boost in farm productivity.

The way much of Qatar's aid seemed to end up in the hands of a closely knit coterie of Islamist radicals, boosting armed Islamist factions, rang alarm bells not just in neighbouring capitals and in the West but in Libya too.Last month Ali Tarhouni, the liberal oil and finance minister in Libya's ruling national council, issued a rebuke.

As he has promised to be radical in boosting demand, anything less than a big tax cut may fall flat.

Doing so might force policymakers to consider a slate of radical options: boosting the benefits councils get when new homes are built; direct funding of housebuilding by Whitehall; or taxing property wealth more heavily.

In these animals, there was no gender gap in heart disease, and female mice were highly susceptible to oxidative damage from free radicals, which boost plaque formation in arteries.

Liberalising gambling would fit well with Mr Abe's radical reforms to boost Japan's sluggish growth.

News of Gordon's resignation resulted in the shares rising 14% at one point as investors speculated that Mothercare could embark on a radical revamp to boost profits.

Business leaders, politicians, environmentalists and academic experts are gathering in Edinburgh today to boost radical efforts to protect the environment by highlighting its economic value.

With the November 23rd local and regional elections approaching, Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, is again relying on radical gestures to boost support for himself and his allies.

Thanks to the SVP, Switzerland will vote on November 30th on a radical proposal to boost the central bank's gold reserves.

Greece is the only rich economy that is responding to the crisis with broad and radical reforms to boost its productive potential.