Sentence examples for role to boost from inspiring English sources
"These tapes play a psychological role to boost the morale of those who have not heard from bin Laden for long and who think he might be dead.
In an oligopolistic supply chain environment, the sales team's initiative/promotional effort plays an important role to boost the sale of items or to speed up the movement of the goods.
The involvement of husbands, during home based health education also plays an important role to boost the level of satisfaction.
Sir Philip Hampton has been appointed to a Government role designed to boost the number of executive jobs given to women.
Currently only 19 percent of teachers in Somaliland are women so there is an urgent need to provide role models to boost the numbers.
Though Ms. Miller's presence in a supporting role was enough to boost box office in a London production of "As You Like It" five years ago, her brand-name recognition value is obviously smaller stateside.
He added that central banks still had a role to play to boost lending and confidence among businesses and consumers, but politicians should not rely on cuts in interest rates and quantitative easing to turn around an "unforgiving" global economy.
Moreover it has been recently suggested that interactions between MZ B cells and NKT cells might play a role in vivo to boost CD1-dependent immune responses (Muppidi et al, 2011).
Hence, the importance of featuring celebrities and their seminal role in drawing attention to boost the buying or consumption of the advertised products has been widely acknowledged by advertisers (O'Mahony and Meenaghan, 1998).
Federal prosecutors said they are in plea talks with WorldCom's former controller, David Myers, over his alleged role in a scheme to boost the telecom giant's earnings by hiding billions in expenses.
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