Sentence examples for step to boost from inspiring English sources
His next move, he said, would most likely be to play next year with fluorescent balls in Madrid, as a further step to boost visibility, particularly on television.
It seems like a straightforward step to boost the city's economy, but the thicket of political, social, financial and philosophical issues surrounding the measure is dense, indeed.
When I signed up for the mentoring scheme I was considering giving up on social work – I'm very glad that I took this positive step to boost my career development.
President Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner maintained to the last that this fiscal loosening was a necessary step to boost American recovery; and, with America recovered, the world would surely follow suit.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index surged 8.2% to 14,974.87 on expectations that Beijing will cut taxes on banks and individual incomes, as a step to boost domestic consumption.
While Angie's List continues to reject acquisition offers, the home services marketplace is taking a big step to boost its online audience, and hopefully the number of people using it to find their next carpenter or masseuse.
The Department of Health said it was taking steps to boost GP numbers.
With credit markets frozen, central banks took emergency steps to boost liquidity.
In response, policymakers have taken steps to boost the supply of teachers.
New research questions the benefit of drugs to raise HDL, but lifestyle steps to boost good cholesterol are still recommended.
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