Sentence examples for will attempt to boost from inspiring English sources

Trump has promised an "America first" energy policy that will attempt to boost domestic oil, coal and gas production.

He will attempt to boost British economic interests in China and win Beijing's support for the European Union in its dispute with Iran over its nuclear programme.

Glenn Schorr, an analyst with Nomura, says that he expects Mr. Moynihan to announce some details of "Project New BAC," an all-hands-on-deck overhaul plan unveiled in April that will attempt to boost revenues and cut costs across the company.

David Cameron will today attempt to boost British defence sales in Indonesia more than 10 years after the Labour government imposed an embargo amid allegations that British-built Hawk aircraft were used to bomb civilians in East Timor.

Another promotion-driven day on 2 December, dubbed Cyber Monday, will see many discounted goods offered online, as companies attempt to boost pre-Christmas revenues further.

QE is the method chosen by the Bank to attempt to boost the economy.

It would attempt to boost home building near transit.

Here's the most common ways we desperately attempt to boost our feelings about ourselves.

Steve is probably someone who plays just behind the main striker but someone we will be interested in". Curtis' attempts to boost his squad in the transfer window are aided by the £12m received from Newcastle for the sale of England midfielder Jonjo Shelvey.

The results will be disheartening to CIOs and CISOs that are attempting to boost security within their organizations.

Kerry said the regime was attempting to boost its battlefield standing before another Geneva round.