Sentence examples for fillip it from inspiring English sources

The fillip it brings to Azerbaijan, and to a lesser extent to Georgia, will help to shore up the shaky finances of two ex-Soviet countries.

And in a war of perceptions, it undeniably handed the Taliban a propaganda victory.Leaving captured territory is controversial because, in addition to the fillip it gives the Taliban, it can also mean abandoning friendly local Afghans.

In February, the Indian government allocated roughly sixteen and a half million dollars to community radio, giving it what the government described as "the greatest fillip" it possibly could.

It's a neat visual fillip, and it's just about the last such moment in the movie.

Dyson believes that Spirit will enjoy an immediate fillip once it is released from the shackles of Punch, whose future has been threatened by its debt mountain.

Ryan McDonagh's 53 minutes 17 seconds of ice time during the Rangers' three-overtime Game 3 victory at Washington that stretched from Wednesday evening to Thursday morning was remarkable for many reasons — and now a new statistical fillip makes it even more remarkable still.

Although America's advertising market is still forecast to grow this year to $285 billion, up from $280 billion in 2007, according to Magna Global, a marketing-services firm that is largely due to the fillip that it is getting from the games and the upcoming presidential election.

"It has been waiting for this fillip to its vibrance for some years now".

More than most, he needs the fillip of knowing it is going well.

The organisation failed to make its mark at the 2010 mid-terms (Mr Obama was not on the ticket), but then got a fillip a year later when it helped defeat Governor Kasich's plans for public-sector reform in a referendum.

When he was substituted 20 minutes into United's 2-1 win over Wolfsburg on Wednesday, another line was added to Owen's footballing obituary, yet, in another fillip for Ferguson, it appears that reports of the striker's demise have been greatly exaggerated.