Sentence examples for got a small boost from inspiring English sources

The administration got a small boost today, when an appeals court in Virginia threw out two suits brought against the new health law.

The economy got a small boost from the Olympic games (the money reaped from tickets was accounted for in the quarter).

Pharmaceuticals got a small boost from news that gave encouragement that AstraZeneca could have some success in court protecting its patents for the drug Seroquel against generic competition.

Given his natural talent, and the relatively high red-blood-cell count he was born with, Hincapie probably got a smaller boost than many other riders from doping, but competed during his entire career against riders who were able to use medical products to decrease his physical edge.

Ministers in Naples decided to keep the program's budget fixed at its current level, although it will get a small boost because Romania joined ESA a year ago and Poland did so on Monday.

"When electric refrigerators replaced ice makers, sales of ice makers might have gotten a small boost from an unusually hot summer, but they eventually disappeared".

Other countries will get a smaller boost; for example R&D is reckoned to have raised GDP in France by 2.1% and in Germany by 2.3%.

A surge in the price of oil sent energy companies higher Friday, but U.S. stocks got only a small boost overall as retailers suffered big losses.

12.09pm BST The UK economy could get a small spending boost from the Royal Mail float, if large numbers of investors sell their shares in the coming days.

Google has said that websites with HTTPS (Secure HyperText Transfer Protocol) vs. HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) get a small ranking boost.

Medic: The Medic can use the Overdose to get a small speed boost, as long as he has at least 10% of his UberCharge built, or he can use the Quick-Fix to gain any mobility boosts the person he is healing has, such as the Scout's speed.