Sentence examples for extraordinary boost from inspiring English sources
In 1960, he was given an extraordinary boost when the owner of the main local television station appointed him one of the new medium's first editorial commentators.
But the first debate gave the Liberal Democrats an extraordinary boost and it's possible this could even lead to the collapse of that creaky, anachronistic edifice, the Westminster two-party political system.
Betancourt described the award as an "extraordinary boost" to the peace process – and said that the prize should have been shared with the rebels who she said had "transformed themselves".
Two days later, I return to LBC to watch Ferrari at work with Nick Clegg, the man he has to thank for giving his profile such an extraordinary boost.
The extraordinary boost in the understanding of the genetic and epigenetic mechanisms underlying the development and progression of different types of cancer, is offering an unprecedented hope for the development of precise therapeutics able to interfere or replace the expression of target genes.
Active work in which building a house is seen as quite as valuable as tutoring math or writing would allow for talents of all kinds to be acknowledged as a social good, and rewarded at a point in life when this can be an extraordinary boost to personal growth.
The purpose turned out to be an extraordinary sustained boost to public spending.
It's the first single from "G I R L," a chipper new album that enjoyed an extraordinary promotional boost at Sunday's Academy Awards, where "Happy" had earned a best original song nomination for anchoring the "Despicable Me 2" soundtrack.
The duo behind the extraordinary cash boost are known to the Salvation Army but want to remain anonymous, reports KTLA.
Such settlements are fine for near-term, extraordinary income boosts but certainly are not the foundation of a solid business model".
Matt Onek, a top aide to Mr. Klein, said yesterday that the city had undertaken extraordinary efforts to boost participation.
