Sentence examples for said to boost from inspiring English sources

(The exercise is necessary, she said, to boost circulation "while the toxins come out and the minerals absorb").

Blocking out "reflective time" away from phones and emails is also said to boost productivity during the day.

It burns more calories than warm-water swimming, and is said to boost testosterone and oestrogen, enhancing libido.

Being without a foreskin was said to boost hygiene, and became a badge of the educated and upper classes.

"I wanted to put on a good show," Shields said, "to boost the chance of more women's weight categories being added to the next Olympics".

This argument is made with reference to the cases of SRI (a cultivation system that is said to boost farm yields without the need for genetically improved germplasm) and C4 rice (a crop-improvement project intending to 'supercharge' rice photosynthesis to increase rice yields).

An injection of private investment is needed, he says, to boost the Palestinians' flagging economy.

Reason Technology Can Cripple Productivity: Matthew Might says to boost your productivity you may want to cripple your technology: "The productivity paradox, popularized by economist Erik Brynjolfsson, notes that computational power has advanced exponentially for decades, yet growth in labor productivity remains modest.

It might even have commercial possibilities if he could get hold of the right sponsors and perhaps a slightly more dramatic program-a trepanning operation, say, to boost the sales of the Congressional Record.

He will not throw away profits, he says, to boost top-line sales: "It's very easy to buy short-term sales with promotional activity, but I believe that's not the way to long-term sustainable success".

Endemol has 16 projects in the works for the U.S. market, enough, it says, to boost revenues here 50% over last year's $50 million.