Sentence examples for vital boost from inspiring English sources

Karacan's return will be a vital boost for Reading, who earned a morale-boosting 3-0 victoverover Blackpool on Saturday.

This provided a vital boost for the economy, but often proved disastrous for Britain's wildlife.

The unity stance was a vital boost that might pave the way for a deal.

Building more good quality homes would ease pressure on living standards and provide a vital boost to the construction industry.

Winning at White Hart Lane on New Years' Day would surely provide another vital boost to their confidence.

While 40% of the country's annual export earnings are gained from oil, providing a vital boost to government revenue, Ecuador has the highest deforestation rate in South America.

The elder Paul's innovative use of online tools – for "money bombs" and connecting his die-hard supporters – were vital boosts to his ultimately unsuccessful presidential bids.

The extra support could provide a vital morale boost for forces undermined by devastating casualty rates.

The companies say the route would save time and money and provide a vital economic boost to Montana and Idaho.

Reform of finance is vital, to boost investment and to rebalance the economy towards manufacturing and exports and disadvantaged regions of the UK.

Building a tunnel under Stonehenge is "vital" to boost the UK economy, the boss of the CBI has said.