Sentence examples for mild boost from inspiring English sources

That looks the easiest way to give a (very mild) boost to competition, which after all is what the sale process is meant to be about.

Mr. Poggi expects that rising exports, particularly to the United States, will provide at least a mild boost to growth, but that the economy as a whole will shrink about 1percentthis yearar.

Cameron received a mild boost on his first stop in Brussels when Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, told him that Germany has failed to persuade some members of the eurozone to agree to treaty change.

So the unexpected announcement on Tuesday that Germany's economy grew by a robust 0.5 percent in the first quarter of the year was enough to give a mild boost to the battered single currency.

On the other hand, Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, a political scientist at the University of Southern California, tells me that overturning the ban could provide a mild boost for Democrats "if it fires up the base and shakes Democrats out of their lethargy".

We tend to ignore the years during which the Lib Dems enjoy a mild boost in the polls and Cherie Blair has to formally apologise for buying a couple of flats.

The hotel offers a mild XP boost, but the campsite gives players the chance to partake in another major pillar of the game: cooking.

In any case, GDP should rebound reasonably strongly in the third quarter on an unwinding of working day effects and possibly a mild Olympic boost.

On its way to a July 2004 rendezvous with Saturn, Cassini ventured within 9.7 million kilometers of Jupiter in December 2000 to get a mild gravitational boost.

Endorphins: Even mild exercise boosts endorphins which can make you feel better than Codeine but without the subsequent nausea and poor decision-making.

Magners Irish cider is a light but complex new refresher, which comes in long-neck beerlike bottles and provides a mild 4.5percentt alcoholic boost.