Sentence examples for boost war from inspiring English sources

Even Steve Cauthen, who rode the last Triple Crown winner, said racing needs a boost; War Emblem is it.

The increasing size of the US forces in the Pacific rendered the Australian military superfluous and labour shortages forced the Government to reduce the size of the armed forces in order to boost war production.

Brown boosts war budget Gordon Brown, the chancellor, today almost doubled Britain's war chest for Iraq to £3bn, as well as allocating an extra £120m for emergency aid work.

Brown boosts war chest Aid convoy 'hijacked' The operation to distribute much needed aid in the Iraqi border town of Safwan was described as a "disaster" today after the convoy was hijacked.

Major economic floundering in the first quarter of the 20th century was relieved by the boost World War I gave to the economy, and the tremendous economic collapse in the second quarter was ended by World War II's huge increase in military spending.

The guaranteed $20m purse he's due for April's fight will no doubt boost his war chest.

The Hollywood studios, unions and the television networks said they were well along in their plans to boost the war effort.

"Fury as BBC documentary suggests government plotted 7/7 attacks to boost Iraq war support", howled the Daily Mail – fury made worse, incidentally, because the show in question is presented by "an Irish comedian".

Patrick Courtney, a taxi driver around this blessed promontory for more than 10 years, is appreciative of the adrenaline boost Star Wars will give to the local economy.

Fox's commitment to boosting the war effort seemed to revive the old French theory that art and journalism should be put at the service of ideology -- a Fox News version of "littérature engagée".

The Italian Vajont dam tragedy in 1963, for example, where the urgency to boost post-war economic development overruled cautionary site selection and reservoir filling, led to improved safety regulations.