Sentence examples for boost flows from inspiring English sources
Building better power links to hydropower-rich Scandinavia and other European countries with spare generating capacity has already been proposed, as has expanding import facilities for liquefied natural gas, so as to boost flows of cheap gas from America.
KWSB is also seeking to reroute pipelines to decrease leakages, as well as upgrade the city's main pumping station, Dhabeji, to boost flow across supply lines.
This phenomenon can boost overland flow contributions to peak flows of 80%% in headwater catchments (Ribolzi et al., 2000).
It said that a wave of cross-border mergers and optimism among investors had helped boost FDI flows to developing countries to a record $325 billion in 2006.
In the routine operations, great yet invisible plumes of gas enter the atmosphere when new wells are activated, old wells are invigorated to boost gas flows and wells are purged of fluids by letting out cough-like bursts of gas.
The commission is spending A$650m to boost environmental flows, mainly by stemming losses from irrigation, and hence leaving more water in the river.The trade in water has taken off.
(2) Although technological progress and enhanced recovery techniques can temporarily boost production flows from mature fields, it is not reasonable to view these factors as the primary determinants of annual production rates from a given field.
Citigroup analyst Mark Mahaney previously said that a Yahoo-Google search deal could boost cash flows by 25%.
Free trade agreements include deeper provisions that go beyond trade barriers and more partners can significantly reduce the cost of trade, which, in turn, helps boost trade flows.
