Sentence examples for target boosting from inspiring English sources

The leadership has recently begun to talk about a new target: boosting public "happiness" rather than just GDP.

Indeed, selling more to each customer was the main way in which Target boosted its same-store sales by 5.1% in the first quarter, thumping Wal-Mart's same-store growth of 3.8%.Target's strategy is in many ways the mirror image of Wal-Mart's, since the two companies' product offerings are converging.

Meanwhile, Google's partnerships with Walmart and Target  boost its ability to sell goods via Home –- and challenge Amazon in sectors like same-day delivery, Forrester said.

Facebook ads, which can be locally targeted, boosted supply.

The Conservatives have pledged to retain the government's UN-inspired target of boosting aid to 0.7% of GDP by 2013, up from 0.4% today.But that target was set in 2005, before recession set in.

On November 13th Mr Salmond published a national economic strategy with the immediate target of boosting Scotland's economic growth to match British growth rates by 2011.

India estimates it needs to invest up to $100bn in solar power in the next six-seven years to meet its ambitious target of boosting capacity by roughly 17 times from current levels of 5,800 megawatts.

In an open letter, Rinehart – who is Fairfax's biggest shareholder with 18.7% of the company – told Roger Corbett he should set himself a performance target of boosting the share price to A87 cents (it's currently 55c (36p)) by the time of the annual general meeting in November, or resign.

Dormann said he would speed up the sale of non-core assets and reiterated the group's target of boosting operating margins by 4% to 5% this year.

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Coke hasn't set any global targets for boosting recycled content across its product lines.