Sentence examples for supposed to boost from inspiring English sources

Propaganda was supposed to boost morale.

THERE are all kinds of products out there that are supposed to boost your brainpower.

He was back in the lineup and is normally supposed to boost the team's defense.

She could not find injectable iron for humans, which is supposed to boost performance.

NeXT's technology was supposed to boost Apple's efforts to develop a replacement for its Mac operating system.

Before 2000, it was supposed to boost GDP by 60% and substitute domestically produced goods for imports.

It burns going down, leaves a trail of heat through your chest, and is supposed to help boost your immune system.

For example, in seeking the sizzle in Barbasol, he tested 141 sentences and finally selected "How would you like to cut your shaving time in half?" This is supposed to have boosted Barbasol sales 300 per cent.

But Parsons, like dozens of other sponsors in the Feb. 6 ad blitz that also includes some football, has no idea whether the pricey spot will do what ads are supposed to do:Boost sales.

Five insurance executives one from AIG and four from General Re Corp. were charged in a Hartford federal court with various crimes relating to a supposed scheme to boost AIG's share price between 2000 and 2001.

His return was supposed to be the boost Ottawa needed to put away the series – at home, no less.