Sentence examples for the boosts from inspiring English sources
verb
To lift or push from behind (one who is endeavoring to climb); to push up.
Other work in the US shows the boosts to human health can be worth 10 times the costs of cutting emissions.
After all the boosts and dips, the overall effect has been that Trump has fallen in popularity while Clinton has risen.
The film landed in lowly eighth place in the box office chart, and it would have been ninth without the boosts from previews.
"Besides the boosts from more inventory and stable low mortgage interest rates, the area's real estate market also benefited from the absence of any seriously bad news affecting the local labor force or job market," the listing service's report said.
The boosts to tourism (the post-war government craved exports even more than the current one) and to what today is called branding are the main advantages cited by both.
But the Boosts are an attempt to be even more, offering custom "EarID" hearing profiles by way of a hearing test in the app.
The boost given by Pentagon R.&D.
Nielsen could use the boost.
Consider, also, the boost to tourism.
But the boost is often temporary.
