Sentence examples for a boost for a from inspiring English sources

Santana's return would be a boost for a rotation that has faded somewhat in the second half of the season.

While some Americans frown, the Spanish eagerly welcomed the Obama group, seeing it as a boost for a tourism sector severely hit by the country's economic downturn.

It was a boost for a company that went through a federally sponsored bankruptcy in 2009 and is now under the management control of Fiat, the Italian automaker.

It is a boost for a demographic group that was one of the hardest hit by the rise in unemployment during the financial crisis.

If Rodriguez can regain his MVP form rather than the one that got him benched during the 2012 playoffs his return would be a boost for a lineup that has been without most of its biggest stars.

Seventy-six yeago ago, hopes were high that an international meeting held at the Geological Museum in London would provide a boost for a global economy mired in the deepest slump since the dawn of industrial capitalism.

"These widows need money, and this is a boost for an industry," Mr. Mateo said.

The news is a boost for an east Midlands site that only five years ago was struggling for survival after losing out to a German rival for a key UK contract.

Their declaration was meant to encourage other G-20 members to do the same, and to provide a boost for an upcoming U.N. climate summit.

Might it also be a boost for athletics after a horrible year?

A boost for morale, a thrill for fans, but a flimsy construct on which to build a successful season.