Sentence examples for set to boost from inspiring English sources

"Men in Black" looks set to boost sales of Ray-Ban sunglasses, not Sony products.

Now Japanese carmakers are set to boost their production in America just as GM cuts back still further.

"More people than ever before are now work, wages are rising above inflation, and the national living wage is set to boost pay even further".

While it will rule him out of immediate 15-a-side international contention, the hunt for an Olympic medal in Rio is set to boost his profile further.

The Enstone outfit have brought a series of upgrades to Yeongam, including a new exhaust system, but they do not appear set to boost Raikkonen's fading championship hopes.

The payment looks set to boost the Treasury's coffers as it sees off a summer of fighting over the debt limit.

To prevent NEBAL in lactating cows, supplementation with limited amount of dietary fat in a pasture setting to boost postpartum energy intake has been of increasing research interest [ 9].

Here we have shown that, although estimates are different between sibs, none of the investigated methods suffered from significant sibling differences, suggesting that the use of large marker sets to boost statistical power may yield more precise estimates compared to studies that are based on a handful of markers.

The movie by British director Mike Newell looks set to further boost interest in Colombia when it is released this March.

Winger Nani and striker Michael Owen are set to further boost the Scot's options when they return to training this week.

Chief executives should also set targets to boost the numbers of women in their executive committees.