Sentence examples for that could boost from inspiring English sources

President Obama won an extension of jobless benefits and a cut in payroll taxes that could boost the economy.

This is both a disgrace and a tragedy: there are plenty of ideas that could boost employment.

The consortium said it had identified merger benefits that could boost the value of the proposal to 408p a share.

Putin proposes the formation of a "Eurasian union", a bloc that could boost Russia's influence on the global stage.

He later adds, "There is, of course, one strategy that could boost his income: returning to basketball".

At Cobble Hill, Ms. Nyirababeruka also learned about potential add-on products and services that could boost her profits, like rosary beads and casket engraving.

Bickerdike and Edgeworth always maintained that free trade was only policy that could boost growth in the long run on a global basis.

By contrast, long queues of voters formed outside polling stations in the more peaceful north, a turnout that could boost foreign minister Abdullah Abdullah's chances of becoming president.

Among their long-term projections in the 2016 edition: fabulous weather from coast to coast for Election Day, something that could boost the presidential election turnout, Geiger said.

Locals say he is weighing up protests from indigenous groups and environmentalists against lucrative construction contracts that could boost the island chain's flagging economy.

A short-term focus on the next quarter's earnings means that companies may reject long-term projects that could boost the value of the company but would hurt profits in the coming year or two.