Sentence examples for annum boost from inspiring English sources

It would be the first new trolleybus scheme in the country for about 40 years and would help to create 4,000 new jobs locally as well as generating a £160m per annum boost for the city region's economy, according to Metro, West Yorkshire's publicly-funded passenger transport authority.

"This is great news for our region, by speeding up journeys into and around Leeds, improving local connectivity and preventing the growth of congestion, NGT will provide a £160m per annum boost to the local economy and the creation of 4,000 permanent jobs," he said.

But now Westboro, Mass.-based Data General looks ready to achieve sales growth approaching 15% per annum, and to boost its earnings at an even higher rate.

The NHSO earmarked a budget of 0.76 Baht per capita (35.7 million Baht per annum in total) to boost the quality improvement, with an application of the maximum score of 5 for the accredited hospitals (step 3), score 2 for step 2 and score 1 for step 1 status.

A City & Guilds report released last week predicts UK businesses would be boosted by £459m per annum by creating an additional million apprenticeship places and more apprenticeships would also generate £1.2bn in tax revenues between 2012-20.

• Costs - £1.6bn per annum and increasing fast.

The Space Innovation & Growth Strategy (IGS) sets out a plan to boost exports from £2bn to £25bn per annum by 2030.

Operating costs rise inexorably, around 15% per annum.

It is expected that the operating agreement would boost Yahoo's income by as much as $2 billion per annum.

On the assumption that all future dental graduates from ODC have an opportunity to practise in Oman, ODC graduates will boost the annual Omani dentist growth rate starting at 28% per annum from 2012 onwards, building capacity towards global (n = 1711) and regional levels (Gulf State: n = 2167) in the medium term.

The plan envisaged an investment program of three-four yearesultingting in "additional spending of 5percentt of GDP per annum," with current macroeconomic conditions implying "a positive growth multiplier above 1.5," which "should boost nominal GDP growth to a level above 5percentt for several years".