Sentence examples for hope boost from inspiring English sources

This will propel trade, ease foreign currency exchange – and in time, most hope, boost the Iranian rial, which has risen a smidgen against the dollar in recent days.

Celtic hope, boosted by a strong opening here, resonated mainly in Zenit's current position of being involved in a winter break.

Late last spring, the gym's owner, a gravelly voiced Long Islander named Marc Sferrazza, announced that he'd be getting rid of the court for good so that he can upgrade the facilities and, he hopes, boost membership.

Similarly, there is much excitement about "fixed-mobile convergence" (see article), a technology that allows people to use their mobile handsets to make cheap calls at home over fixed-line networks—again, it is hoped, boosting usage.

But thousands of Chechens are still waiting for relatives who disappeared in the war to return - their hopes boosted by traditional beliefs about life and death.

Leicester have plenty of power and have run into form recently, with their hopes boosted by the return to action of England centre Manu Tuilagi.

Deals hopes boosted shares of some companies.

Officials hope to boost national champions, but the effort risks harming other Chinese firms.

The Greens hope to boost their score to around 10% in the presidential election.

They hope to boost profits by selling seats that might otherwise be empty.

The Bank will also hope to boost business sentiment and companies' willingness to keep investing amid the uncertain outlook.