Sentence examples for will soon boost from inspiring English sources

Edangat himself owns 75 orange trees that he hopes will soon boost his family's income.

The company will soon boost its computing capacity, Ms. Gordon said, to protect against breakdowns when holiday travelers arrive en masse.

Margins have increased quickly, showing pricing power that will soon boost revenues and reported earnings to new all-time highs.

And it will soon be boosted again with Moore bumped up to the executive team, with a new title of director of content with additional responsibility for BBC Sport.

Burton, currently second in League Two, will soon be boosted by the return of winger Jimmy Phillips as he nears a return after eight months out with a knee injury.

When you start applying the tips above, you'll soon find boosting your mood is as simple as snapping your fingers.

Worse, the economy will soon get a further boost from Mr Ahern's pledge to cut taxes and raise public spending, as part of his wage pact with the unions, in the budget due on December 2nd.All is not lost.

Mr. Romney will soon get a boost, however: Condoleezza Rice is expected to endorse him formally on Wednesday night when she headlines a fund-raiser for him near San Francisco, according to one of her aides and a Romney aide.

Iowa's wind generation capacity will soon get a boost when the MidAmerican Energy Company, one of the country's largest wind project developers, completes the 444-megawatt Rolling Hills site this year in southwestern Iowa.

George Bush's fiscal stimulus package will soon add a short boost.

Kerastase launches "Care & Protect" campaign for children KUALA LUMPUR, 8 February 2007 – The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) child protection program in Malaysia will soon receive a nutritive boost thanks to luxury hair care brand Kerastase "Care and Protect" campaign.