Sentence examples for a boost that from inspiring English sources

The Capitals were good, but Arnott has given them a boost that cannot be measured.

It is a boost that could turbocharge one of Britain's fastest growing sports.

The United States Olympic Committee has also increased investment in winter sports, a boost that began before the 2002 Salt Lake Games.

As interest rates in other euro-area countries fell towards German levels, their economies received a boost that has increased the gap between their performance and Germany's.

A strong female competitor tends to get a boost from voters of her own gender (a boost that doesn't materialize if the candidate underwhelms, Nanos notes).

"My favorite Sunday night destination is Frank's Steak House in Jericho, where one steak gives me a boost that gets me through Monday".

Volunteers often describe a "helper's high" -- a mental boost that comes from aiding someone else.

The unity stance was a vital boost that might pave the way for a deal.

This week Obama requested $7.4 billion for NSF, an 8% boost that stands out in a budget that seeks a freeze on overall domestic discretionary spending.

"Certainly, parity is a psychological boost that could have important repercussions that are more tangible," Mr. Scacciavillani said.

The telescope is fragile, not designed to withstand the forces of a rocket boost that might tear it apart.