Sentence examples for boost somewhere from inspiring English sources

Consensus is even emerging on the appropriate size of any boost: somewhere around $100 billion, a bit less than 1% of GDP.

The Dirty Harry star said he was endorsing the Republican because "the country needs a boost somewhere".

Sometimes you need that extra boost somewhere.

Nature is clearly getting a boost from somewhere.Given that so much unnatural tampering takes place, the onus is surely on those who want to ban doping (genetic or otherwise) to prove that it is unusually unfair.

However, if you are doing a lot of exercise and need a boost from somewhere, here is what's on offer: MyProtein, £4.79/kg Looks like you would buy it in a chemist.

Mr. Marul, who worked for eight years at the auto parts factory before he was laid off, said that it was a boost to have somewhere to go where he saw familiar faces from the shop floor.

The Socialist party looks a hopeless bet, but the same trends that produced Brexit and Trump have also fuelled Jeremy Corbyn's grassroots popularity in the UK, and could perhaps boost a candidate from somewhere on the left who campaigned as an outsider.

The euro has clearly boosted intra-EU trade, by somewhere between 5% and 15%, according to the OECD.

Considering a Boosted Board will run you somewhere between $999 and $1,599, the new URB-E is actually a pretty great deal if you're in the market for an urban mobility device.

Considering a Boosted Board will run you somewhere between $999 and $1,599, the new URB-E is actually a pretty great deal if you're in the market for an urban mobility device.

Arizona State isn't one of American's most prestigious schools; it gets a boost of having its name sitting somewhere on the president's wall, or more accurately, on a pile of gifts.