Sentence examples for boost estimated from inspiring English sources

He said the show also gave the local economy a huge boost, estimated to be in the region of £40m, adding that it was a people's show and "without the people there can be no show".

Neil Lindsay, vice president of product development for Boost, estimates that 65percentt of its network traffic is "chirp" messaging.

The study authors expect that their new data will boost estimates of global sea level rise in the future.

That could boost estimates for the duration of the wet period to tens of millions of years.

The tech giant upped its forecast in mid-July, leading analysts to boost estimates and bring the consensus projection up to $9.76 a share.

Peel Hunt raised its price target on the company but kept its sell rating: This [deal] looks like it will boost 2012 estimated pretax profits by around 4% and by around 9% in 2013.

The package, which includes infrastructure spending, as well as incentives for businesses to boost investment, is estimated to boost Japan's economy by 2% and create 600,000 jobs.

Fixing that error alone boosted the estimated benefit 37%.

That number might have fallen more, Chun says, except that the market's recent volatility has the effect of boosting the estimated value of unexercised stock options.

As of 2015, there were more than a dozen such accelerators nationally boosting an estimated 150 companies a year to prominence and future profitability.

However, a previous study found that the physician medication errors were somewhat common in individuals with HIV, with the most common error occurring with boosted PIs (estimated at 5.3% of patients); such errors may explain some of the incomplete regimens observed in our analysis.