Sentence examples for working to boost from inspiring English sources

A knee-jerk conservative response might be to cry conspiracy and accuse lefty writers of working to boost their man.

There is no danger the independence referendum will distract the Scottish Government from working to boost the economy, the country's First Minister insisted.

But Pets.com's own brand of promotion, successful though it was, did not prove popular with everyone, particularly those working to boost the profile of Internet companies.

Civil service recruiters themselves are working to boost diversity: Smith says they have expanded the number of universities they work with and now involve fast streamers in outreach schemes and insight days.

Continued progress in wheat development, and ensuring it has the best possible impact on development, will depend on international public-private partnerships, good communication and best-practice sharing between all groups working to boost wheat production.

On maternal mortality, for example, many developing countries are already working to boost the availability of trained medical staff and drugs, and the global mortality rate of 195 deaths per 100,000 live births should fall to 152 by 2030.

John Healey, the shadow Health Secretary, said: "We know the vaccine protects, and we know advertising works to boost take-up.

"I am absolutely proud that we worked to boost wages for more childcare workers across Australia," Ellis said.

Even as the international community works to boost the capacity of the federal government, it must engage with the regions.

The committee worked to boost the aspirations of students, 69 percent of whom qualify for free lunches because of their families' low incomes.

Ensuring that funding for lending works to boost business investment is a sensible policy that can drive sustainable growth and help build a new economy.