Sentence examples for struggle to boost from inspiring English sources
We might anticipate that the central bank would struggle to boost demand given weakness in external demand, and we might expect that efforts to boost demand would overwhelmingly work by lifting growth in non-traded sectors.
But reports from Cairo on Wednesday morning suggested the authorities would struggle to boost turnout significantly.
The industry, he said, will struggle to boost output from a current 85 million barrels per day to 100 million bpd, and if governments don't make smart policies, the inevitable aftermath will be oil prices soaring anew.
The problem has fallen into the lap of Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, who at the same time is struggling to boost revenues, control costs and keep opera relevant.
It has been struggling to boost sales through traditional department stores, but has now produced a range of jeans, called Levi Strauss Signature, for sale through Wal-Mart and other discount stores.
The recent interest in comics as a literacy tool comes as graphic novels have cemented their status as sophisticated works of literature, and as teachers nationwide are struggling to boost reading scores.
Little of it has directly benefited economies that are struggling to boost their growth rates, expand employment, avoid creating a lost generation of workers, and address excessive income inequality.
Figures showing a long-term fall in disposable incomes emphasised the difficult task facing the Treasury as it struggles to boost consumer confidence and high street spending, both of which remain weak.
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HP has struggled to boost profitability in its PC business.
The fashion retailer has been struggling to boost flagging sales.
