Sentence examples for stunning boost from inspiring English sources

Qatar's ambitious move was a stunning boost for Hamas, shunned by Israel, the US and western countries as a terrorist organisation.

Gaza The emir of Qatar's visit to Gaza has provided "a stunning boost" for Hamas, Ian Black and Harriet Sherwood write in an article for the Guardian.

The stunning rise of Google's Android mobile operating system is also boosting use of the firm's search and other services on smartphones and tablets.

Tottenham produced a stunning fightback against Manchester City to boost their Champions League ambitions and leave Manchester United three points away from winning the Premier League title.

She became the first Green MP in 2010 and, in the party's one truly stunning result of Thursday night, boosted her majority from 1,252 to a shade under 8,000 in Brighton Pavilion.

John Hawkes-trained All Too Hard is a miler, not a sprinter like his peerless sibling – his target will be the Queen Anne Stakes – but clearly owns something of the family turbo-boost, producing a stunning change of gear under Dwayne Dunn to notch his fifth Group 1 victory after a three-month absence.

Even without the stereoscopic boost, the images are stunning, though perhaps not best examined over breakfast.

China's government increased central budget spending on agriculture by a stunning 30% in 2008, and has promised to boost it further.

North Dakota State's stunning 27-21 football victory over Minnesota in 2007 boosted the university's athletic profile.

He paused, then calmly dropped in a stunning 3-point basket with 34 seconds left that boosted the Panthers to a 69-67 upset victory Saturday over top-seeded Kansas in the Midwest Region.

Retail data showed a stunning 1.6 per cent jump in sales in November as shoppers — boosted by cheaper petrol and food prices — rushed online and to stores, even triggering riots in the desperate hunt for bargains.