Sentence examples for tiny boost from inspiring English sources

The Queen, Jay-Z, Tiny Boost and Young Fresh.

But first, he could give his candidacy a tiny boost by beating them.

But a tiny boost in the minuscule minimum wage would seem to be a different story.

If I vote for Mr Johnson, his percentage of the total national vote will get a surpassingly tiny boost.

And policy makers' reassurances that future interest rate increases will probably be measured was enough to give stocks only a tiny boost in the afternoon.

You learn to suspect every shadow, every faint glint at the end of every dark tunnel, using the small victories that earn you souls to buy a tiny boost for your abilities.

On its own it is just a tiny little boost, but with thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of participants, this can make a serious difference.

If you have a spare U.S.B. flash drive, your PC can use it as extra main memory for a tiny speed boost.

For a quaint approach to oysters, there's the Wellfleet Oyster Festival on Cape Cod, which began as a tiny production to boost the local economy (many of the town's year-round residents work in the oyster industry).

Since the top teams are so close — there is less than a tenth of a percent between each contender — even tiny improvements can boost a team to the top of the charts.

To cater for applications that tolerate losing some tagged objects, we further explore probabilistic intactness verification to trade tiny accuracy for boosted efficiency.