Sentence examples for mildly boost from inspiring English sources
There is little evidence to suggest EU migration to Britain over the past decade has done anything but mildly boost economic performance and help the fiscal balance.
The figs will add a mildly sweet boost of flavor.
If 1) and 2) are just the sort of mildly unconstitutional/neo-fascistic dog whistles you expect would boost a candidate's appeal during this eccentric Republican era, the naive might have imagined 3) to be another matter.
And its belated embrace of Kurdish nationalism has helped to boost its credentials.On November 16th Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's mildly Islamist prime minister, stole an electoral march against the BDP at a mass rally in Diyarbakir, its biggest stronghold.
The case itself is only mildly interesting, but the trip drags Mapstone out of his slump, gives his marriage a boost and gets the new partnership off to a flying start.
The animation is serviceable, and the show gets a vital boost from the voice performance of Nick Offerman, whose mock solemnity works as well for a mildly fascistic superhero as it did for a middle-American bureaucrat in "Parks and Recreation".
The Unconventional Wisdom The Bush Administration and U.S. multinational corporations appear to be mildly accepting of dollar laxness as a means of countering the festering U.S. trade deficit and boosting U.S. companies' foreign profits.
Mildly unenthusiastically.
