Sentence examples for time to boost from inspiring English sources

Now is the time to boost the immunity levels".

Hence, it takes a long time to boost yields using hybrids unless the government forces farmers to use new seeds.

This latest deal suggests that he now thinks that, having blazed a trail in formerly communist countries, it is time to boost his presence in more mature markets.

A star player — David Villa, from Atlético Madrid — was signed, and then a second — Frank Lampard, from Chelsea — just in time to boost sales of those founding-member season tickets.

This way you can stroll the High Line and get to the course on time to boost some spirits (the bottom of the High Line, at Gansevoort Street, is near the 10-mile mark).

Mr. Giuliani criticized Mr. Clinton for granting clemency to members of the group, the F.A.L.N., who were released last Sept. 10, and for trying at the same time to boost Mr. Gore's standing with Puerto Rican voters.

And remember, most students have to balance their studies with working part-time to boost their finances.

It was also perfectly timed to boost the bookings of a movie scheduled to open nationally on Feb. 25, Ash Wednesday.

I needed to change something at half-time to boost their confidence and change their mindset.

Which is best: to cut advertising spending during tough times to boost the bottom line or take the hit to the bottom line, increase spending and win more market share?

Yandex, which went public last May and is currently valued at just shy of $10 billion, plans to use technologies acquired from The Tweeted Times to boost its search and content services with information from social networks.