Sentence examples for sport boost from inspiring English sources

However, Ferrer-Torras hopes their move will help the sport boost its profile and increase participation.

A successful athletic program in a major sport boosts student morale.

P21 ITV warns of slowdown before summer sports boost.

TRYING TO GIVE A SPORT A BOOST Jess Jackson doesn't mince words.

They wanted the freedom to spend as much as they liked and to innovate; they are, after all, in the sport to boost their image.

Laila Ali, who has a lot of talent but little experience, the pros say, will give the sport a boost if she can be molded into a real fighter.

Given the 6-foot-5 Bolt's recent dominance and his dynamic, crowd-pleasing personality, the sabbatical he is taking is a blow to track and field in the short term, but should give the sport a boost when he returns.

Andrew Murray's arrival on the scene has given the sport a boost but the LTA is pinning its hopes on the success of a "Raw Tennis" initiative aimed at 10- to 15-year-olds which will focus on fostering fun through "skills, flicks and tricks".

Leading figures from within ParalympicsGB and the International Paralympics Committee [IPC] are calling on UK Sport to boost their investment leading into the 2018 Pyeongchang Games.

A summer of sport helped boost BBC One's viewing figures, giving the channel nine out of the top 10 most watched programmes of the year.

So, on the one hand we have a government eager to use elite sport to boost this country's profile and inspire people to get off the sofa; and on the other we have a government determined to collect as much tax as possible, especially from millionaire sports stars.