Sentence examples for smaller boost from inspiring English sources

That may make sense for the firms concerned, but it provides a smaller boost to growth than building new factories.

Other countries will get a smaller boost; for example R&D is reckoned to have raised GDP in France by 2.1% and in Germany by 2.3%.

That is true even though the cuts Mr. Bush has proposed would provide a smaller boost than similar reductions aimed mainly at the poor or middle class, Mr. Roach said.

Although such systems are already in use in Formula One, the Formula One system is limited to 400 kilojoules of energy boost per lap, but only a much smaller boost at one go, equivalent to 80 horsepower.

Even a much smaller boost to growth — say one-tenth of a percentage point per year, or even half that — would make Congress and the White House's burden hundreds of billions of dollars lighter.

Given his natural talent, and the relatively high red-blood-cell count he was born with, Hincapie probably got a smaller boost than many other riders from doping, but competed during his entire career against riders who were able to use medical products to decrease his physical edge.

He'd enjoyed a small boost in his folate level.

Moving to New York might give James a small boost, but most say it would be negligible.

It may take more than a small boost to loosen corporate purse strings, Mr. Harris said.

Belfast, a small boost to your economy may be coming soon.

Besides, David was awfully tall, and the small boost in altitude was equalizing.