Sentence examples for enormously boosted from inspiring English sources

Mr Savimbi's reputation as a survivor has been enormously boosted by UNITA's latest show of force.

The same issues have arisen in other areas where recent construction booms have enormously boosted fire risk.

Later that summer, a Leningrad orchestra would struggle through their exhaustion and the hunger suffered by all to play Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony - Shostakovich was a great Zenit football fan himself - in a performance broadcast on the radio that enormously boosted morale and determination.

It comes during a year when UNICEF's activities have been enormously boosted by a $2.5 million donation from the Italian Government.

"Unless we have consumers doing more of this themselves, it's impossible to deliver care to those people who need it".The prospects for creating a medical tricorder have been boosted enormously by the spread of mobile phones.

It had been true enough, although Ballesteros assured me that his popularity in Spain had been boosted enormously by the 1997 Ryder Cup at Valderrama, where he (somewhat histrionically) captained the European team to a memorable victory.

This wedge of Apple's gave them mass-market credibility, boosted sales enormously, and established iTunes as a market force that would disrupt an entire industry.

His arrival in America boosted the sport enormously.

The UK General Medical Council gave an enormously significant boost to medical ethics in 1993, as mentioned by Singer et al, by requiring all medical schools to teach a core of ethics.

It has boosted his self-esteem enormously".

I'm not sure the style of it will have boosted anyone's confidence enormously, but it's at least a small step down a long road.