Sentence examples for would not boost from inspiring English sources

Becoming an independent now would not boost his influence over the Senate, but would reduce further any sway he has in the White House.

In his FT interview, Weale, who leaves the MPC after the August meeting, said monetary policy would not boost the economy immediately and may not prevent a recession.

Writing on The Independent's website, the Liberal Democrat former Cabinet minister said that watering down the £4.5bn proposed cuts to tax credits after their defeat in the House of Lords would not boost the life chances of disadvantaged groups.

When Mr. Schock was invited to fly to Peoria with Mr. Obama, he said in an interview that he made clear that he thought the economic measure was filled with spending that would not boost the economy.

The US Federal Reserve will carry out more quantitative easing this year, but it will be ineffective: long-term interest rates are already very low, and lowering them further would not boost spending.

But simply losing weight would not boost HDL.

"It's important to note that sitting down with a Kafka story before exam time probably wouldn't boost your performance on a test," said Proulx.

A win today in the Indianapolis 500 would not only boost Patrick's profile still further, it would provide a timely lift for open-wheel racing in North America, which is still struggling to recover from a 13-year split that allowed Nascar to break through and become the premier motorsport category on the lefthand side of the Atlantic.

It would not only boost tourism, but give Russia a more advantageous position in international negotiations".

A proposed horizontal outdoor climbing wall would not only boost students' fitness levels and self-esteem, it would help address many of its students' physical challenges.

Energy experts said the changes would not radically boost competition because only companies with large balance sheets can take the risk of energy prices slumping.