Sentence examples for immense boost from inspiring English sources

"It will give an immense boost to this country".

But mainly it comes in the form of an immense boost to earnings potential.

Though ranking third in Parliament, the party received an immense boost when its leader, Nick Clegg, was widely considered the winner this month of Britain's first televised election debate among the three party leaders.

If the war on drugs was an immense boost to forfeiture programs, the post-9/11 era has also seen the practice — and the profits — reach into the domestic war on terror.

That was before the immense boost to his marketability from his role in India's 2011 World Cup triumph, where he was voted Player of the Tournament after being Man of the Match in four of its nine matches.

Under criticism from some in the Middle East for spending such large sums on a personal pastime, the sheik, who is said to have a fortune of $10 billion, has responded by saying that Godolphin's successes give an immense boost to Dubai's reputation.

In this he both spoke for and gave a huge boost to this exceptionalism, with immense consequences that have reached far beyond the courts.

The result was a huge boost for Ian Millward's side, who showed immense character to come from behind to give the Dragons a real scare.

You did not need to be Dr Steve Peters, the team's "mechanic of the mind", to work out the immense psychological boost to all those individuals, one which went far beyond the mere fact of finishing level on gold medal count with Australia and a close second in the table.

And it came at a particularly crucial time as Johnson seeks a spot in the three presidential debates, a milestone that would offer an immense credibility boost to his candidacy and the Libertarian Party as a whole.

Although China has achieved remarkable success in fostering economic development and reducing poverty, it still faces immense challenges in boosting incomes to anywhere close to the level of advanced economies.