Sentence examples for a dramatic boost from inspiring English sources

In August, soon after they'd begun putting the bill together, they got a dramatic boost.

Benn's efforts received a dramatic boost on June 21 1966, when Reginald Calvert, the owner of Thames Estuary pirate Radio City, was shot dead during a violent row with his former business partner, Major Oliver Smedley.

Wildlife charities are delighted that the removal of rats from Lundy, in the Bristol Channel, has apparently led to a dramatic boost to the number of Manx shearwaters and other birds on the island.

This page supports a long-term, market-based solution to La Guardia's congestion problem, whether it takes the form of an auction of slots or a dramatic boost in landing fees.

The flagging career of Italy's former prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, was given a dramatic boost on Friday after a court in Milan cleared him of both charges in a lurid trial that cemented his international reputation as an ageing playboy politician and made "bunga bunga" a household term.

The York team had seen previous work by other researchers that showed that giving an opium poppy a particular RNA molecule led a dramatic boost in S-reticuline.

Application of the CITST resulted in a dramatic boosting of the antibody response to SF-PPD in both the M. bovis infected and M. bovis sensitized cattle.

In three of the +DEX TG lines, CO expression rose weakly (1.4× to 1.6×), while the fourth line showed a more dramatic boost with an increase of 7.5× over the -DEX controls.

Two goals from Jon Stead helped give Bristol City's a dramatic morale boost in an emphatic victory over Barnsley.

It is not just that the eurozone needs a dramatic fiscal boost in the form of tax cuts and public spending increases.

Within minutes though, gunfire had started up again, a reminder that while air strikes serve as a dramatic morale boost to spectators and anti-Isis forces inside the Syrian border town, they have done little to turn the tide of a ruthless campaign.