Sentence examples for boost estimates from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

Yet even as the short-term estimates worsened, the Budget Office boosted estimates of the federal government's likely budget surplus over the next 10 years by $1 trillion, increasing the threat that Congress will relax the fiscal discipline that played such a big role in generating the economic boom of the 1990's.

This will boost previous sea rise estimates.

The boosted estimate comes from a group of federal and independent scientists convened Monday by Secretary of Energy Steven Chu, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, and U.S. Geological Survey Director Marcia McNutt.

Daniel Yergin recently pointed out, in an article in the Financial Times, that improvements in drilling technology and further exploration could greatly boost current estimates of how much oil is left.

But the analyst noted that better-than expected growth from either emerging or developed markets could boost his estimates for Intel.

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.