Sentence examples for boost to an from inspiring English sources

Nor has the oil and gas boom given a noticeable boost to an economic recovery that, despite better news lately, has been very disappointing on the jobs front.

It will also provide another boost to an industry already reporting record profits — $56 billion during the first three months of this year.

Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said having Rodriguez in the lineup for the final 50 games of the season would give a boost to an offense that had scored 16 total runs in the last seven games.

There was one in every breath – from a penny off a pint to another disastrous help-to-buy boost to an already overheated housing market, when building is at its lowest for a century.

The Republicans' bid to regain control of the US Senate suffered a major blow on Thursday when the Kansas Supreme Court issued a ruling widely-viewed as a boost to an independent challenger in the state.

Local government officials hailed the Low Carbon initiative as potentially creating 10,000 jobs over five years – a huge morale boost to an area hit by the rapid decline of its manufacturing industry and wider economic turmoil.

A boost to a foundering Yasir Arafat?

Students are a huge boost to a city's economy.

It is also able to give a boost to a career or two.

It's going to be a big boost to a lot of veterans around here.

Rupert Brooke's heroic sacrifice, mosquito or no mosquito, was an invaluable boost to a flagging campaign.