Sentence examples similar to boost- from inspiring English sources

Britain's national interest demands that we maximise our influence and use that influence to boost growth, trade and jobs.

Li's retirement from tennis may have robbed Melbourne of a defending champion but it has given Kvitova a boost that could yet see her add to her two Wimbledon titles over the next fortnight.

Yet, although even the IMF is crying out for the classic Keynesian boost to infrastructure spending, there is precious little sign of a favourable response from policymakers, especially in the beleaguered eurozone.

It gives the ecosystem a holistic boost, encouraging wildlife like bush pigeons and rabbits to return, and providing welcome human benefits such as wood cuttings for cooking and new food sources such as tamarind.

So the already well-off get an extra boost.

I thought the only solution was to bring in user charges to give it a funding boost.

And remember, most students have to balance their studies with working part-time to boost their finances.

The service charge would be split among servers and cooks, which would give servers roughly the same income if they also get a 5% tip, but would mainly help to boost the cooks' pay to closer to $20, he said.

Bundling in Sky would also give Murdoch's online subscription model for the Times and Sunday Times as well as the Sun a boost.

But even when a Draghi boost comes, it is unlikely to be effective.

He unveiled a package of measures for the next three years to help boost growth, including investment in infrastructure projects and tax breaks for start-up companies, and help to get young people into work, as well as sweeteners to help families meet household bills.