Sentence examples for targeted boost from inspiring English sources

The company has formed a partnership with youth targeted Boost Mobile, a pay-as-you-go Sprint/Nextel subsidiary, to offer a service called Boost Loopt free for the rest of this year and as a $2.99 monthly add-on service beginning in January.

Salmond signed a joint letter with Carwyn Jones, the Labour first minister of Wales, and Peter Robinson, the first minister of Northern Ireland, urging an "immediate and targeted boost" to public sector construction programmes.

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

A "timely", "temporary" and "targeted" fiscal boost could complement more monetary easing without compromising America's long-term budget health.

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.

In the Benefits of Oxygen Saturation Targeting (BOOST) trial [ 29], 358 infants born at less than 30 weeks' gestation were randomly assigned, from 3 weeks or more after birth until they breathed air, to target a SpO2 range of either 91-94% or 95-98%.

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.

The Air Force is developing a system, called the Airborne Laser, based on an entirely different technology that is targeted toward the boost phase.

A clear strategy in cancer targeting is boosting WWOX for suppression of autophagy in treating cancers.

By targeting and boosting mechanisms underlying learning, drug development in this field aims at designing CBT-augmenting compounds that help to overcome extinction learning deficits, promote long-term fear inhibition and thus support relapse prevention.