Sentence examples for boost the fortunes from inspiring English sources

In 2010 rich countries will boost the fortunes of generic drugs in two ways.

That would do much to boost the fortunes of small, super-clean generators such as fuel cells and microturbines.

You might have thought that, whatever their impact on the overall economy, earmarks and the rest would at least boost the fortunes of the well-connected.

And Britain is hardly likely to introduce conscription in order to boost the fortunes of the technology cluster around Cambridge University.

He believes the move will boost the fortunes of a new generation of Tibetan leaders in pressing their demands for autonomy from China.

The adverse reaction from eurosceptics to the deal could further boost the fortunes of eurosceptic MPs in in the next survey, due this time next month.

Murray said the prize "boosted the fortunes of the entire Japanese category overnight".

A privatisation programme has boosted the fortunes of the Palestinian financiers who dominate the private sector.

Wariness of Microsoft's practices has boosted the fortunes of open-source software such as Linux.

For anyone sick to the back teeth of hearing how a certain  member of the Royal Family is boosting the fortunes of particular fashion items – bad luck.

In the long run Japan will also replace its shortfall of nuclear power with larger imports of gas, boosting the fortunes of countries like Brunei and Qatar.