| use boost | 2.63 | The prize often is used to boost an ongoing process. | ||
| work boost | 0.86 | Retail companies had relied on more Mexicans going back to work to boost sales. | ||
| do boost | 0.72 | What do colleges do to boost their yield? | ||
| combine boost | 0.59 | French bankers acknowledged that favorable circumstances combined to boost first-half earnings. | ||
| spend boost | 0.53 | It is already clear that the government will not raise spending to boost the economy, he said. | ||
| can boost | 0.39 | The government is doing what it can to boost revenues. | ||
| cut boost | 0.39 | That means avoiding ruthless job cutting to boost profits temporarily only to leave a shell of a company. | ||
| discuss boost | 0.39 | Plans were discussed to boost security at local military units. | ||
| expand boost | 0.33 | Thailand wants it expanded to boost growth, while the IMF wants to keep it smaller. | ||
| spending boost | 0.33 | Economists say the government must find more effective ways than public spending to boost economic growth. | ||
| act boost | 0.26 | A group of shareholders is threatening to try to unseat the board unless directors act to boost the share price. | ||
| be boost | 0.26 | Boosting can be dangerous, even leading to stroke or death. | ||
| dispatch boost | 0.26 | Earlier in the week, two battalions of army troops and one of marines were dispatched to boost the embattled security forces. | ||
| fall boost | 0.26 | Japan wanted the yen to fall to boost exports. |