Sentence examples for personal boost from inspiring English sources

The one Lib Dem hope is that the likes of Kennedy will enjoy a personal boost.

On Monday, Dan Jarvis, the Labour MP who disappointed many party activists by refusing to stand for the leadership, gave a personal boost to Burnham's campaign by endorsing him.

Dan Jarvis, the Labour MP who disappointed many party activists by refusing to stand for the party leadership, has given a personal boost to Andy Burnham's campaign by endorsing the shadow health secretary.

But Nicolas Sarkozy, who has run an increasingly hardline, far-right-themed campaign targeting Muslims and minorities – he insisted this week that children who don't eat pork should lose their special school dinner options and instead eat chips – hopes for a personal boost from Trump's win.

Mr Clegg gained a personal boost when he gave a well-regarded performance in the general election televised leaders' debates of 2010, leading to an outbreak of people declaring "I agree with Nick".

And I'm about to get a personal boost: I'm spending my 68th birthday, August 9, at NASA's Johnson Space Center Mission Control.

Personal income, boosted by a large dividend payment from computer software giant Microsoft, shot up by a record 3.7% in December.

Do you have any personal confidence-boosting strategies?

They hoped that investing in a personal pension would boost their retirement income beyond the state's offering.

A year ago the government's plans looked ambitious, if risky: slash corporate and personal taxes to boost growth and domestic consumption among the middle classes.

Mr. Tanzi will also cede control of the family's travel company to Parmalat, as well as some other personal holdings to boost the foodmaker's value.