Sentence examples for to boost something from inspiring English sources

They tested 38 varieties of rice to find the best way to boost something called "resistant starch".

The study found that living overseas can boost something known as self-concept clarity, or our understanding and happiness with who we are.

Each year, the federal government mounts an advertisement campaign to boost enrollment — something that may no longer happen in a Trump administration.

But there's still plenty of scope for using technology to boost performance – something that rival athletes might have to embrace if they're to challenge the lightning Bolt.

The association with the National has been a huge boost to Crabbie's, and it will not be a sign of failure or disappointment on either side if, from 2017, it boosts something else instead.

"Boosting something this conspicuous says immaturity and impulsivity," Milo says about the theft of a Bentley at the start of "Compulsion".

That's led to companies "really holding the line on prices to boost sales" -- something they can do profitably "in part because labor costs are so restrained".

This team is looking for something and we hope it's the start of something to boost us.

The government clearly knows it has to do something to boost growth, but Osborne's options are limited.

"The government needs something to boost the economy, and let people feel confident," she said.

"He has had terrific opportunities during the past two and a half years to do something to boost the economy, and he hasn't," said Richard Jerram, an economist at ING Securities in Tokyo.