Sentence examples for of providing a boost from inspiring English sources

Here's a look at a few players who are available in many leagues and capable of providing a boost down the stretch.

Instead of providing a boost of energy, this drink, available only on the restaurant's dinner menu, may lull you into the happiest of food comas.

"Channel 4 used to use Big Brother over the course of the year to provide a boost in viewing which would help their audience delivery and trading position," said one media buying agency source.

Amphetamines have long been used by athletes to provide a boost — think of the stories of "greenies" in baseball clubhouses decades ago.

"In addition, the imminent holding of the Olympic Games is currently providing a boost to employment," he said.

"Such a move is essential," wrote Mr. Prestowitz on the YaleGlobal Web site, "not only as a matter of providing a badly needed boost to developing countries, but also because the failure [of Cancún] poses a serious threat to the main hope of generating the economic growth necessary to lift developing countries out of poverty".

The recent ascension of Marc Thiessen to the op-ed pages of the Washington Post can be properly seen as another step in the process of providing a positive public relations boost to the torture regime of the Bush/Cheney administration.

The travel-writing boom of the late 1970s provided a boost to Thubron's career in the 1980s, when he became one of the bestselling writers in the genre.

But he says it is still achievable and that the recent publication of guidelines should provide a boost for the effort.

"While the declining value of sterling has provided a boost to some exporters, it has also meant that some manufacturers are facing the increasing cost of imported materials, particularly those who are locked into global supply chains".

The recent fall in the value of sterling has provided a boost for the domestic travel industry, and figures from VisitEngland show that in 2014-15 ovisitshtovisits to English seaside towns grew by 7% to 19.36 million.