Sentence examples for boost his war from inspiring English sources

The guaranteed $20m purse he's due for April's fight will no doubt boost his war chest.

The boss of Delta Airlines might propose a price war to boost his business.

The 1997 Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies, featured Jonathan Pryce as Elliot Carver, who was eager to foment war to boost his broadcast ratings and newspaper sales.

If, as many are suggesting, Yeltsin was reckoning on a short, sharp Falklands-style war to boost his authority and popularity, he has misjudged, and now risks igniting the North Caucasian region and provoking a clash between Orthodox and Muslim.

Mr Yashin and other opposition activists don't call that "support" - they accuse Mr Putin of masterminding and directing the war to boost his failing popularity.

This morning it was all looking bleak for Gordon Brown as he considered whether campaigning alongside a man currently under investigation for falsifying an excuse for war, might actually boost his popularity.

In his fight to conquer those, Xi is waging both propaganda and ideological wars designed to boost his own standing and to squeeze the life out of any opposing idea or group.

One is the academic and financial reformer Ashraf Ghani, who has allied with a civil-war era warlord to boost his chances after a dismal showing in 2009.

As the war boosted his popularity in the presidential race, he promised more money to the ground forces.

Unlike France's 2008 presidency of the European Union, when his globe-trotting and war-mediating boosted his popularity, the G20 issues are technical and hard to explain to voters.

The Hollywood studios, unions and the television networks said they were well along in their plans to boost the war effort.