Sentence examples for in a boost from inspiring English sources

"We've not had a cup draw like Liverpool last year, and we've missed out on the play-offs that would have brought in a boost at the end of the season".

Government borrowing was a touch higher than economists had expected in August, but was lower than a year ago in a boost to the chancellor, Philip Hammond, as he prepares to give his maiden autumn statement in November.

In a boost for Saudi Arabia, Morocco said it would join the rapidly assembled Sunni Muslim coalition against the Houthis.

In a boost for the fund-management industry in the UK, Mr Cohen will begin a hiring spree.

This is the first evidence that the Olympics can result in a boost to participation rates among women".

Australia has called for a free-trade deal with Britain as soon as possible, in a boost for the newly appointed prime minister, Theresa May.

The deal's value of between $4bn and $4.5bn includes engines made by Derby-based Rolls-Royce, in a boost for one of Britain's biggest manufacturers.

Britain's manufacturers enjoyed faster growth last month in a boost to Chancellor George Osborne as he prepares to present his autumn statement on Wednesday.

In a boost to Mr. Edwards, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel endorsed him in its Monday edition, saying, "He may have the stronger legs in this long-distance race".

That was duly supplied, in a boost not only to Lennon but Scottish football amid what is currently a turbulent spell against continental opposition.

In a boost for Canada 3000, the charter airline, the Government changed its rules in April to allow it to sell one-way and walkup tickets.