Sentence examples for to start boosting from inspiring English sources

The government has vowed to start boosting the numbers, to 16,000, from this year, but some observers are sceptical about the promise.

When Barclays, which refused to comment, announced the Expo deal, it had not expected the acquisition to start boosting its overall earnings until 2011.

Osborne arrived in office in 2010 calling for a rebalancing of the British economy away from a reliance on consumer and public debt, and is now keen for companies to start boosting investment.

In the 1970s, Ted Heath once bemoaned that he had done everything the corporate sector had demanded to start boosting investment but companies were still sitting on their hands.

In an article called "It's Manufacturing's Turn for Special Treatment," Pisano asked whether we ought to start boosting manufacturing the same way we boost agriculture, education, health care, and finance — sectors of the economy that are heavily subsidized through tax incentives and, in some cases, direct grants.

It will take a few years for behavioral targeting to start boosting revenues.

Stand as far from him as you can while still being able to target him, then start boosting.

When it said it was backing off on plans to introduce the 4 GHz Pentium 4, Intel said it would instead start boosting the cache on its mainstream chips from 1 megabyte to 2 megabytes.

The offer values Embarq's shares at a 36.0% premium to its Oct. 24 closing price and, upon closing, would start boosting CenturyTel's cash flow as soon as 2010.

Besides, if the high points of your sober life were occasional gigs on "Miami Vice," you might start boosting too.

These projects won't start boosting sales until 2005.