Sentence examples for boosted right from inspiring English sources

"This will be nothing less than a roads revolution – one which will lead to quicker journey times, more jobs, and businesses boosted right across the country.

"This will be nothing less than a roads revolution - one which will lead to quicker journey times, more jobs, and businesses boosted right across the country," said Mr Cameron at the Confederation of British Industry annual conference in London.

Fears of uncurbed immigration, legal and illegal as Europe's internal borders fall away, may have boosted right-wing parties at the margins, enough sometimes to bring them to power.

It seems as if your son could use a confidence boost right now — and it seems to me that it will be easier for him to recover later from a bad choice of major than it will be for him to recover now from low self-confidence.

He pledged to pass a law to keep minimum wage workers out of tax, to double free childcare to 30 hours a week and to boost "right to buy" home ownership.

An appearance by Senator John McCain on Thursday night boosted David Letterman, right, to his best ratings in almost three years.

"I think she could give them a big boost right now," North Carolina Coach Sylvia Hatchell said of Frese's return.

"It's giving us an energy boost, right?" Well, not according to Luc Tappy, a sugar expert at the University of Lausanne.

Current giving is at much higher levels than it was prior to the campaign, so that's a boost right into current operations.

As a result, many biotechs get a big boost right around the conference.

That boost right on the whistle was followed by a lucky escape for Glasgow four minutes into the second-half.