Sentence examples for boost turn from inspiring English sources
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Miguel, an airport shuttle driver, points to a relatively new residential building that is mostly vacant now due to financial difficulties.The vote on the ballot initiative, which is expected to boost turn-out at the polls in Florida due to heavy advertising by groups pro and con, is being watched closely by other states considering similar tax initiatives (such as Nevada, California and Oregon).
The boost turns on when the cars reach a speed of 120 k.p.h. after exiting a corner where the braking has stored the energy.
They boosted turn-out and harassed opponents.
In a radical move, the party is considering allowing same-day registration, which is credited with boosting turn-out from around 59%to71%1% in some American states, according to the Demos think-tank.
That could attract new portfolio money.Both economies will need some kind of boost to turn things around.
If house prices actually fall, this boost will turn into a substantial drag.No wonder that the Federal Reserve is starting, belatedly, to fret about house prices.
A 2004 study of New York City primary-election results put the advantage of being listed first on the ballot for a local office at more than three per cent — enough of a boost to turn many races.
Sharpton then makes sense for Obama who by no means is the first politician in need of a sudden boost to turn to the Rev Al.
Neither business-bashing nor union-boosting will turn back the clock, as most Democrats privately admit.
And, finally, don't forget both the Democratic and Republican senators who have decided to get a quick populist boost by turning one of the few adults we have left — Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke — into a piñata.
