Sentence examples for boosts since from inspiring English sources

The vision of a black president has given the racist far right one of its biggest boosts since the civil rights era of the 1960s.

That could boost motivation, since, as Ireson says, responsibility and reward would be shared among a small group of friends or relatives, rather than the more general concept of "the cooperative" or "the state".

The money is a much-needed boost, since budgets are stretched tighter than a high wire.

The German discount retailer has recorded its biggest market share boost since launching in the UK, growing from 2.7%to3.4%4%.

Everyone who counted read it".' The magazine's fortunes have enjoyed a spectacular commercial boost since Fortier took over.

It could -- could -- mean the city's first economic boost since the dominant paper mill closed a generation ago.

Spending on health care has received a boost since efforts to provide insurance for all were stepped up in 2009.

Maybe it helped Boost, since the phones were written up in Rolling Stone and other magazines, but it hadn't helped him.

You see blank rectangles in their places and get another huge speed boost, since iCab is spared the task of downloading the ad graphics.

Marathon Man's success was a welcome psychological boost, since the 1970s witnessed some of Schlesinger's more spectacular theatrical flops.

ITV Studios' share of ITV1 network spend has also increased from 50% to 53% — the first major boost since at least 2005.