Sentence examples for imminent boost from inspiring English sources

For the moment, Mr. Obama and his top economic advisers are fending off calls for more action, combining a message of hard-headed realism about the magnitude of the economy's problems with more cheerful predictions about an imminent boost as the government spending begins to hit the streets.

Gerets was once again missing three of his first-choice back four – Taye Taiwo, Julien Rodriguez and Laurent Bonnart – and their imminent return will boost his options for the run-in, which is far from easy: next week they play Toulouse, who were lucky to draw 1-1 with Lorient, and must welcome Lyon and Rennes in the last three rounds.

Walcott's imminent return provides a boost for Arsenal, who lost Mesut Özil to a knee injury over the international break.

Martinez will also be boosted by the imminent return of Arouna Kone and Darron Gibson from injury, while a possible third loan spell for Landon Donovan has also been suggested as the Toffees look to bolster their squad on the cheap.

The last thing they would wish to do is send Australia home with a consolation win to boost their spirits for the imminent return.

Tehran and Riyadh are at loggerheads across the region, with tensions high over the wars in Syria and Yemen, and Saudi fears that the imminent lifting of nuclear-related sanctions will boost Iran's position.

Former Manchester United defenders Steve Bruce and Gary Pallister believe the imminent signing of Robin van Persie is a big boost for the Reds.

The song notes the relationship between booze and gambling, and the gambler's fallacy (that a series of losses boosts the chances of an imminent win): "Third time I lose I drink anything/ 'cos I think I'm gonna win".

Now when she knows her cycle is imminent she'll pay extra attention to boosting her energy levels.

WASHINGTON -- Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's message ahead of her imminent presidential campaign announcement has focused on boosting the fortunes of the middle class.

The Arsenal chief executive, Ivan Gazidis, has emphasised that a takeover of the club is not imminent and that Arsène Wenger will have funds this summer to boost the playing staff.