Sentence examples for bring a boost from inspiring English sources

It will bring a boost to the north but before then I want to finish with Sale on a high.

Holland struggled in his second rehab start on Tuesday, but he could return in a few weeks from a shoulder injury and bring a boost to the staff.

The Business, Innovation and Skills committee said the government needed stronger evidence to back up its claim that the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) would bring a boost of £100bn a year to the UK.

On Thursday Sony reported a ¥159bn net loss between October and December as sales fell 17% in a festive period that would usually bring a boost for consumer electronics.

Having seen a number of investment funds buy the shares on Friday as fund managers loaded up in the expectation that Facebook would bring a boost to their portfolio, the remaining buyers in the market on Monday were less willing to pay a premium – leaving the underwriters with no option but to accept a loss if they wanted to pass the shares on.

"Road users should see a significant improvement to their journeys when the project is completed, helping to bring a boost to both the local and regional economy".

Yesterday, some good news brought a boost to both.

Some pub owners warn it threatens to put them out of business while some taxi firms say it has brought a boost for them.

Brendan Dick, BT Scotland director, said: "BT's fibre network is expanding across Dundee City, bringing a boost for local economies wherever it goes.

"Unlike for a lot retailers, where warmer weather brings a boost in sales, for me, warm weather keeps people away," she said.

Local excitement is already mounting for the event, as seen in the video above.Many also hope that the games will bring a needed boost to Glasgow: a decade ago the city was ranked as the poorest in Britain.