Sentence examples for a swift boost from inspiring English sources

In their meeting with the Senate Finance Committee, Mr. Greenspan and Mr. Rubin recommended that any tax cuts be temporary and designed to give consumers and perhaps businesses a swift boost without creating long-term budget problems, according to accounts of the session from members of both parties.

And while all of these "extra" subjects should receive more importance than they currently do, language learning deserves a swift boost to the top of our education priorities because it is a unique subject that helps students conceive of their world in a new way.

The Congressional Budget Office said Monday that, over all, the Senate version of the stimulus package would provide a swifter boost to the economy, with a combined $694 billion in spending and tax breaks by October 2010, compared with $526 billion for the bill that the House approved.

A swift hike to much higher tariffs, even if it led to more efficient energy consumption, would boost inflation.

He's had a swift rise.

Yet it was popular at home, winning the Conservatives a swift poll boost.

The House of Commons made a swift approval of a boost of 500 pounds a year in its members' pay.

The New Yorker, June 12 , 1954P. 72 The House of Commons made a swift approval of a boost of 500 pounds a year in its members' pay.

He wants to couple those policies with savage budget cuts, fantasizing that a swift reduction in the deficit would boost economic growth.

A swift challenge after the contest would boost the chances of leadership contenders those who campaigned victoriously for an EU exit at a time when pro-in candidates, most notably George Osborne, would be marginalised.

Wall Street was abuzz with deal news Monday, but a pair of major acquisitions did little to boost the major averages and stocks made a swift move into negative territory in morning trading.