Sentence examples for an initial boost from inspiring English sources

"Where the Crawdads Sing," which came out last August, got an initial boost from Reese Witherspoon.

BT's own pay-TV service saw an initial boost last summer but quarterly growth is slowing again.

If Town are to avoid relegation this season then they will require an initial boost in form.

Institutional mandates received an initial boost in 2004 from the UK parliamentary select committee's historic recommendation on green OA.

Climate change is also expected to put pressure on food supplies, despite an initial boost in productivity for some crops.

After an initial boost, with the relaunch show attracting 5.5 million viewers, Top of the Pops slipped back in the ratings, averaging just 2.7 million by April.

The economy was in a frightening nosedive, and many experts, including Christine Romer, the head of Council of Economic Advisers, were calling for a bigger initial boost.

A strong initial boost in public opinion polls after his one-day meeting with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, has since been subsumed by persistent questions about the handling of the missing persons issue.

Mr. Advani said that the Olympics had given Lenovo's marketing a "big initial boost" but that the next phase will be to sponsor events at the local and national level.

While the Tea Party movement got a big initial boost from small donors, its elected representatives quickly began relying on political action committees and major contributions from Wall Street firms.

Micro-companies like Zeo and FitBit get a huge initial boost thanks to online media but then disappear once the news cycle has moved on, leaving the companies with amazing technology in the dark.