Sentence examples for major boost of from inspiring English sources

The Nets, thin and limping, got a major boost of inspiration.

Still, even Marbury was giving credit to Houston for the major boost of energy.

"But this gives us a major boost of momentum to continue".

Competitive climate research and observation programs would get a major boost of 21%, to $145.3 million, up from $120 million this year.

Research on natural hazards risk reduction would get a major boost of $5 million, to $6 million, while a cybersecurity initiative would grow by $8 million, to $24.5 million.

In case of weaker interactions, gas accessible voids would be formed at the interface of PDA-TiNT and PPO, which in turn would result in a major boost of gas permeability, whereas selectivity would remain the same or would be close to the one of neat polymer [8, 51, 52].

Mitt Romney received a major boost on the eve of the second presidential debate when his team announced he had raised $170m in campaign donations in September, putting the 2012 election well on course to be the costliest ever.

The news of Dunne's return to training will be a major boost for Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni who will announce his Euro 2012 squad on Monday 7 May.

A major boost for advocates of the bill also came when the minister in charge of care for the elderly said that, after rethinking his position, he had decided to support it in order to change the current "confused situation".

Nissan will build its new compact car at its factory in Sunderland, creating 2,000 jobs and providing a major boost to one of the regions hardest hit by recession and spending cuts, the company says.

Oldham have agreed a deal with Huddersfield to extend their loan of the Cumbrian scrum half Gregg McNally until the end of the season, a major boost to their hopes of securing promotion to the Championship.