Sentence examples for reason to boost from inspiring English sources

In fact, depending on other factors, it now looks as if there is financial reason to boost recruitment in B and D at the expense of band C. If the background environment keeps changing, you cannot predict the consequences of your actions.

So banks and other lenders have good reason to boost loan loss reserves.

If this hypothesis is trustworthy, it represents a valid reason to boost new investigations aiming at studying in depth further genetic and molecular features to identify more selected, or even individual, patterns of response.

Men lie for many reasons: to boost their ego, to hide their failings and to advance their ambitions.

They had to form a band, if for no other reason than to boost the morale of other refugees in the same situation.

But Manager Willie Randolph instead turned to Guillermo Mota, if for no other reason, perhaps, than to boost his confidence after he allowed a game-tying two-run triple in Game 2 on Friday.

In my mind, if there's one reason for Apple to boost battery performance on the iPhone, it would be screen brightness.

A country with so many factories geared to exports has its own reasons for wanting to boost domestic demand.

'I'm really pleased,' says Moyes. 'The next five years will be great.' Nov 2007: Man City insist they signed three Thai players for 'football reasons' - not to boost Thaksin Shinawatra's domestic image weeks before the Thai election.

"For game play reasons, we had to boost the average height of some of the neighborhoods so Spider-Man would always have a good anchor point for his web lines," Bill Dugan, the game's executive producer, said by e-mail.

And for that simple reason, the first way to boost your memory is to make sure that you experience the world as vividly, clearly and meaningfully as possible.