Sentence examples for new fillip from inspiring English sources

They know that one of the great benefits of the digital revolution has been the springing up of online outlets that have given a new fillip to their craft.

And in African eyes the American dream has lately been given a new fillip by the presidential candidacy of Barack Obama, the American son of a Muslim from Kenya.On top of this, Africans know that the superpower's military investment will bring money and jobs.

The Charter for Peace and Stability, for which guidelines were drawn up in Stuttgart last year, may constitute a good way of giving a new fillip to this political dialogue.

Two new fillips are added to the tale.

Females probably get bored by the same old song, says bioacoustician Michael Noad from the University of Sydney in Australia, so males keep adding new fillips to spice things up.

Ocado gave a new year fillip to shareholders last month when it announced that Sir Stuart Rose, the former chief executive of Marks & Spencer, would take over from Lord Grade as chairman in May.

Ryan McDonagh's 53 minutes 17 seconds of ice time during the Rangers' three-overtime Game 3 victory at Washington that stretched from Wednesday evening to Thursday morning was remarkable for many reasons — and now a new statistical fillip makes it even more remarkable still.

If Cushing's vision for the new institute was the fillip launching Weed's future endeavors at Hopkins, yet another stimulus was at hand by 1920, when he received a draft paper on the organization of an ideal neurological institute from Ernest Spiegel (1895 1985), an Austrian physician who eventually became professor of experimental neurology at Temple University in 1931.

It got a temporary fillip this week when new data showed the economy had grown by 0.5% in the third quarter instead of an expected 0.4%, but the currency has still dropped by about 10% against the dollar this year.

The European Central Bank argues that the slowdown will ease soon, and that European welfare states should be able to give economies a fillip without showy new programs to encourage spending and investment.

The company, ailing in the present economic climate, gets a high-sugar fillip from a new line introduced by ace-chocolatière Angélique, though her and Jean-René's edgy relationship remains a few bonbons short of bonheur.