Sentence examples for any boost to from inspiring English sources

But any boost to Pandora may be short lived.

"Any boost to employment will fall by the wayside.

This seems to reflect a desire to counteract any boost to the yen resulting from the Fed's announcement.

If there was any relaxation in the austerity programme, Osborne, argues, any boost to the economy would be countered by the Bank pushing up interest rates.

And supporters of consolidation concede that any boost to wildfire protection will be incremental, given the scale and ferocity of the region's fires.

The studies questioned the value of the £800m-a-year policy, as they found it had helped only a relatively small number of women into work and that any boost to children's attainment did not last.

It gives a boost to any writer's career to be part of a group and Styron had some publicity-conscious people on his team.

A total of 3,000 people have apparently voted and the winner was …...obviously very pleased to have won because any award is a boost to a comic's career.

The bank's stellar numbers led investors to brush off any worry over a boost to loan loss reserves that may signal more rough road ahead, and shares rallied 3%.

Your good weighs the same as anyone else's on the scale that determines what outcomes would be best and so what ought to be done (and a boost to any person's welfare morally counts for more than an identical boost in welfare that instead might be brought about for any lesser, nonperson sentient creature).

Professional football was still in its infancy in 1917, and landing a well-known star would have been a boost to any of the budding franchises.