Sentence examples for points boost from inspiring English sources

Those points boost your driver and your club's status, which in turn unlocks cars and livery options.

The two points boost Fermanagh's prospects of avoiding relegation.

​ Football players from small countries like San Marino rarely get to compete in professional leagues, and in the context of European football they function more as a buffer against whom you can't really lose, a little pride and points boost for the rest of the continent's footballing nations.

​ Soccer players from small countries like San Marino rarely compete in professional leagues, and in the context of European soccer they function as the provider of a little pride and points boost for the rest of the continent's soccer-playing nations.

GROUP 7: Austria (14 points) boosted its chances of finishing second with a 2-0 victoverover Bosnia.

Jeter's outburst raised his batting average by 20 points, boosted his anemic power numbers and, for one day at least, quieted the talk about how much he may have lost as a hitter a month before his 37th birthday.

Outlook: The line of Robby Fabbri (three goals, 13 points), Paul Stastny (three goals, nine points) and Troy Brouwer (five goals, 10 points) boosted the Blues past the Stars and lifted the team's playoff-best average to 3.42 goals per game.

A 15-minute nap can produce the equivalent of a 10-point boost in IQ.

As a result, his scoring average this season (16.8) represents a 4.6 point boost from last season (12.2).

Goldman Sachs reckons that selling it would provide an immediate one-percentage-point boost to GE's margins.

Missouri is one exception: the 3.9-point boost he would see there outweighs his narrow margin of defeat in 2008.