Sentence examples for serious boost to from inspiring English sources
A serious boost to the minimum wage would help, especially if it was actually enforced.
His presence provided a serious boost to the band, and seemed to raise the temperature in the crowded room.
But I'll be shocked if Mr. Bernanke proposes anything significant — that is, anything likely to make any serious dent in unemployment or offer any serious boost to growth.
Love it or hate it, craft beer has re-energised the British beer scene, and given a serious boost to that once seemingly doomed entity, the specialist off-licence.
In the meantime, Android is growing significantly faster than the iPhone, though opening up Verizon as a carrier may provide a serious boost to sales.
Many social apps allow advertisers to offer their own branded or sponsored creation tools, like Snapchat does with its sponsored filters, while other apps sell in-app sticker packs for a serious boost to their bottom line.
With last Sunday's Tony Awards unlikely to provide a serious boost at Broadway box offices because the big winners are already hits, producers are counting on word of mouth and discounts to prevent closings and dark theaters this summer.
However, Tech City cannot grow and prosper in isolation; nationwide learning and investment needs a serious boost if the country is to have the right skills.
President Obama's "jobs" bill might be a decent start but that's all it is; the $467 billion it would spend on job creation is not nearly enough to provide the serious boost our economy really needs.
The films received their due: awards up the wazoo, billions in ticket receipts and merchandise, serious career boosts to the less famous participants (most notably Viggo Mortensen, a maverick journeyman who enjoys unconventional roles) and the funds and clout for Jackson to do his disastrous King Kong.
All we know, along with most other geeks out there, is that netbooks/nettops could use a serious boost in graphics power if there are ever to be successful.
