Sentence examples for boost doing from inspiring English sources

There is another notable public figure who has embarked on a high-stakes competition – possibly as a joke, but at least as an ego boost – doing the rounds.

But the hoped-for emotional boost doesn't materialize; the Knicks are just too tough for Boston's improvised offense.

But Mr McCain's boost does not seem to have begun early enough, or gone fast enough.

In most cases, unfortunately, the boost doesn't last: can you remember where the 1996 Republican Convention was, or the 1992 Winter Olympics?

And in the third quarter of last year, when Bank of America recorded a $1.7 billion gain from this source, the boost didn't make into the headline bullet points.

Claims from politicians that immigration was an economic boost didn't chime with people's reality, and simply stirred up more angst.

Moreover, the researchers showed that the oxytocin boost didn't simply make subjects more willing to take risks and throw their money around.

The Power Boost doesn't come with a manual, but I suspect most people will be able to figure out how to use it after just a few minutes of tinkering.

How much of a boost does NIH need for 2004?

Chemical thrusters require large tanks of propellant; electric engines, while they don't provide quite the same initial boost, do not need anything like the same volumes of fuel and can work for much longer.

Combining two search engines has never created much more than a simple sum of market share, says search industry analyst and blogger Danny Sullivan, and that boost doesn't usually last.