Sentence examples for important boost of from inspiring English sources

One more miscue on Williams's serve and Seles would seize an immediate advantage, along with an important boost of confidence against an adversary she had been unable to conquer in five previous meetings.

He said: "The chancellor's move to help our smallest companies take on staff by cutting their employers' national insurance bills by £2,000 will give many businesses an important boost of confidence".

Mr. McCain got an important boost on Friday with the endorsement of Senator Mel Martinez of Florida, who worked closely with him last year on the failed bill that would have created a pathway to citizenship for the nation's 12 million illegal immigrants.

In doing so he could avoid future allegations of cronyism, and give a small but important boost to the legitimacy of the House of Lords.

The vote also delivers an important boost to the prospects of reaching an agreement for international action on climate change at Copenhagen this year.

The award — with its publicity, its paycheck and its immediate impact on sales — has been an important boost to the careers of Canadians like Michael Ondaatje and Yann Martel, and Indians like Kiran Desai and Aravind Adiga.

New York City has just given an important boost to the rights of pregnant workers with a new law that will ensure that women across the five boroughs do not have to fear losing their jobs because they need simple modifications to their routine to safeguard their own and their babies' health.

They all strain their ears, because none of them wants to miss out on the cash grants being distributed at the Ministry, which are providing an important boost for young victims of the continuing Ebola emergency.

Vientiane, May 15 2009 - Funding provided by the government of Switzerland will provide an important boost to the nutritional status of children and mothers affected by last August's Mekong floods, according to an agreement signed in Vientiane today.

But his endorsement could give an important boost to Mr. da Silva, who won 46.4percentt of the vote in the first round -- by far his best performance in four tries for the presidency of Latin America's largest country, and just short of the majority he needed.

Backers of the legislation regard the AARP's endorsement on Monday as an important boost to the bill's prospects.