Sentence examples for large boost from inspiring English sources

Hague also urged the opposition to stay involved in talks, promising a large boost in support.

The British foreign secretary urged the opposition to stay involved in talks, promising a large boost in support.

For Mr. Lichtenstein, the deal represents a large boost as the district has begun to attract financial backing.

(The exception is in a player's 15 and final year of eligibility, when he may receive a fairly large boost).

In one possible bright spot, some investors say they see some positive signs for the technology sector, giving the technology-dominated Nasdaq composite index a large boost.

Last year, it received a large boost when Tareq al-Fadhli, a former Afghan jihadist and ally of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, defected to the movement.

Obama explained that he backed it because it contained large boosts in funding for renewable energy.

Morehouse College's President John Silvanus Wilson, Jr., released a statement saying that "there was advance talk of changes like an aspirational goal of 5 to 10percentt for federal agency funding to HBCUs, a special HBCU innovation fund, large boosts in Pell Grant and Title III funding, and extra tax breaks for those in the private sector who contribute to HBCUs.

Immigrants from only two countries, Yemen and Nigeria, receive a larger boost.

The interview came as it emerged that Obama had received a larger boost than Romney in the polls following their respective conventions.

* Department for Transport to make 9 per cent saving in day-to-day spending, but receive the largest boost of any department to its capital budget, which rises to £9.5 billion - to be repeated every year to 2020.