Sentence examples for boost much from inspiring English sources

Whereas once they gave democracy a huge boost, much as oil did for our economies, it now turns out they cause colossal problems of their own.

Mr. Cornyn is considered conservative but reasonable, his provision was among the first to be introduced and Mr. Rubio's support gave it an added boost — much to the frustration of the other members of the bipartisan group.

Normally, everyone gets $200 when they pass "Go," but when business conditions slump, the Fed can give the economy a boost — much like hiking the "Go" rate to $300.

In looking back at the evolution of Philippine migration policy, the state mostly applied traditional state-centric policies that focused on the role of labor migration to curb unemployment and to boost much needed remittances.

When the laser photons collided head-on with the electrons, they got a huge energy boost, much like ping-pong balls hitting a speeding Mack truck, changing them from visible light to very high-energy gamma rays.

As we can see in Table 6, SIFT feature is more discriminative than cLBP, and the performance is boosted much by combining them.

This is in sharp contrast to the results of Malkin et al. [55] who reported detectable antibodies in only 50 90% of volunteers by day 364, even though they had been boosted much later (on Day 180).

"Dope is not really a magical boost as much as it is a way to control against declines," Hamilton writes.

The bad news, according to Schmieding, was that weaker sterling was unlikely to boost exports much, despite Leadsom's claims.

He did not view his recent success against left-handed pitching as a confidence boost so much as a reinforcement of his ability.

There is no home court, and home fans only for those pros whose countries host tournaments (not that this seems to boost performance much).