Sentence examples for relentless boosting from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama's once relentless boosting of renewable energy and green jobs has become a political liability, thanks to the bankruptcy of Solyndra, a maker of solar panels on which his administration lavished money and attention.
It abandoned the ancient values of sound lending and customer service, replacing them with a relentless emphasis on boosting revenues, booking short-term profits, ramping up bonuses, and putting one over on competitors.
Roberto Mancini, the Manchester City manager, may find himself leading the club on an end-of-season tour with his tenure all but over, as City's relentless drive to boost revenues takes them overseas as soon as their attempt to defend their Premier League title is concluded.
But, they also say, president Barack Obama's determination in the years immediately after 2008 to meet the crisis head on – with the most aggressive write-offs of banking sector bad loans in the developed world – set the US economy on a relentless upward trajectory that boosted confidence and investment.
Boosting morale boosts productivity!
Relentless promotions by Nike in China have boosted basketball there.
After an appearance on the Royal Variety Show the album was further boosted and Batt continued a relentless marketing campaign which saw the album hit the number one spot in January 2004.
But in a media world where Republican talking points frame traditional news coverage, the relentless blaming of Obama is profoundly reactionary -- and boosts those seeking to move the country to the right.
Either way, the decision will fuel the growing international alarm about the government's relentless centralisation of power, its packing of formerly independent institutions with party allies and will boost rising domestic anger over media freedom.
NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report)—In an effort to boost his foreign-policy credentials, the billionaire Donald Trump on Tuesday said that, if he were elected President, he would defeat ISIS with "brutal and relentless" attacks on Twitter.
