Sentence examples for that fillip from inspiring English sources

But that fillip is now gone and the severe recession is grinding away at Labour's standing.

Germany, which itself struggled in the early euro years, can now spread its better fortunes more widely, argues Holger Schmieding, an economist at Berenberg Bank.Yet despite that fillip, the weak economies may continue to flounder.

"Survivor" created a stir this season by dividing its contestants by race; yet with that fillip of ethnic tension, the ratings were about the same as last time around.

Yet they decline to pay the price that this fillip might be expected to exact.

Fontane charts the course of the Holks' marital decline in his usual desultory way — there's a slow accumulation of talk and events, and then that climactic fillip.

It seems likely that this fillip came from the architects, who in the same year had designed a Flemish-style office at 9 West 17th Street (now gone).

Growth was boosted by the "cash for clunkers" scheme to encourage consumers to buy new cars and by government tax breaks for house purchases, though today's figures indicate that the fillip from the government was slightly smaller than initially thought.

Lower input costs and the fillip that cheaper fuel gives consumers ought to boost the profits both of firms that use energy intensively and those that sell to consumers.

The UK should benefit from the fillip that quantitative easing will provide to the eurozone.

Official recognition as a sport and the resultant denerdification could be the fillip that blancmange-brained Britain needs.

This was hardly the fillip that Derby will need to hold or increase their 1-0 League Cup semi-final lead over Manchester United in the second leg at Old Trafford on Tuesday.