Sentence examples for a well-timed boost from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it was Mr. Giuliani's endorsement less than two weeks ago that gave Mr. Bloomberg, the Republican candidate, a well-timed boost over his Democratic opponent, Mark Green, who during the campaign had the gall to suggest that he would have handled things even better than the man called Rudy.
Kraft's share price got a well-timed boost last week after the firm forecast that its profits for 2009 would be even better than earlier expected.Ms Rosenfeld was quick to acknowledge on Tuesday that Kraft has "great respect for Cadbury's brands, heritage and people".
During a window when the Xbox One isn't putting out anything terribly worthwhile, it could be a well-timed boost for Sony, which they'll need if this fall pits Tomb Raider and Halo 5 up against their…nothing.
She added: "Government at a UK level also needs to examine ways of stimulating demand in the economy, and our demand from the chancellor's autumn statement is that it signals a firm commitment by government to boost capital spending across the economy, which would impact nationwide and provide a well-timed boost to business".
I've seen Mercys who've darted around maps reviving fallen teammates; a Lúcio whose well-timed boosts helped the whole team; and Symmetras who've created much-valued portals in essential areas.
A well-timed bout of violence could derail the exercise.Second, what if the vote succeeds?
His boss has no problem with a well-timed bout of lockjaw.
But the fight for bronze is thrillingly open and, says Van Hoof, the men's European championship victory has provided a well-timed confidence boost.
You can't stop Father Time, even with a well-timed Harlem Shake routine.
A well-timed, well-executed special project, fund-raising event or marketing activity can help boost visibility and revenue.
