Sentence examples for Boosting from inspiring English sources

The head of an alleged New South Wales Liberal party slush fund receiving regular payments from Australian Water Holdings (AWH) was involved in drafting letters, press releases and parliamentary questions on behalf of senior Liberals aimed at boosting the water company's interests.

Opposition politician Anwar Ibrahim scored a bigger than expected victory in a byelection today, boosting his chances of becoming prime minister.

Cameron has given Tory vice-chair Alok Sharma, MP for Reading West, the task of boosting the party's ethnic minority appeal.

The budget for the two-day event is twice that of the Federal Initiative for the North East – the plan aimed at boosting security in the region.

They have drawn up a blueprint for the new government that includes further unlocking public sector land banks, boosting small and self-builders, giving power to towns and cities to build the homes they need, and increasing investment in affordable homes.

"It seems that growth has come principally from domestic demand, with consumption benefitting from the drop in energy prices and buoyant financial markets boosting confidence," said Vanden Houte.

But in an analogous way Moscow is now lending them support, political and financial, thereby boosting European neo-fascism.

Only marine parks with four or all five of these criteria were effectively boosting conservation values, the study found.

Related: England eye confidence-boosting win over India ahead of World Cup campaign The 28-year-old, who has previously played in the IPL for Bangalore Royal Challengers and Kolkata Knight Riders, opted out of last year's auction to concentrate on playing County Championship cricket for Middlesex in a bid to get back into the Test team following the 5-0 Ashes whitewash in Australia.

The rise in GDP was supported by tailwinds from falling fuel prices, which put extra cash into consumers' pockets, and the export-boosting drop in the value of the euro.

And then you've got Steve Smith, after a confidence-boosting maiden Test century at The Oval, coming in at No5. I'd prefer to see Brad Haddin down at No7 rather than six, so I still don't think the Australian batting line-up is set by any stretch of the imagination – and that No6 spot could be up for grabs.