Sentence examples for unanticipated boost from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller's appointment narrows the Republican margin in the Senate to 54 to 46, and provides an unanticipated boost to Democratic hopes of winning control in either this November's general election or in 2002.

Hotel bookings went up more than 10 percent after Benedict XVI announced on February 11 that he was stepping down, providing an unanticipated boost in the tourism low season.

However, she did get to know her bosses better giving an unanticipated boost to her career last year, after she moved back to New Hampshire, where her husband looks after their daughters, now ages 13 and 16.

Instead, they emboldened the New York billionaire's supporters and gave an unanticipated boost to rival candidate Sen. Ted Cruz, who's anathema to many Republican as well as Democratic colleagues.

The strike against Vons and Pavilions and the lockout at Ralphs and Albertsons yielded an unanticipated bonus: an initial 35% boost in customers, many of them non-Iranians and non-Chinese who came because they didn't want to cross a picket line and are now returning after finding Wholesome Choice to be more than an ethnic specialty store.

After years of economic struggle, as mining jobs dried up or moved westward and fishing incomes dwindled, the unanticipated influx of cash has boosted morale and the local economy.

Sales of Kate Spade product did better than analysts' projections, perhaps partly a reflection of the unanticipated passing of the designer boosting sales (although the brand was sold off way before her death).

For example, the 1997 El Nino that boosted global temperatures to record highs was unanticipated, as was its intensity.

Sadly, that story foreshadows a potential future for the U.S., as moves to boost efficiency of ageing energy systems by connecting them to the Internet introduce unanticipated security risks.

This was not unanticipated.

These are not unanticipated disagreements.