Sentence examples for boost in trade from inspiring English sources

Publicans north of the border have already reported a boost in trade of up to 20 per cent, sparked by interest in the referendum as drinkers gather to watch television news or thrash out the issues among themselves.

Local traders saw a "phenomenal" boost in trade, as thousands flocked to watch the Hollywood actor perform.

Recent government research suggests the UK economy received a £9.9bn boost in trade and investment from staging the Games.

Most of the provincial capitals are unconnected to the capital city, and improving road connectivity could lead to a significant boost in trade and economic growth.

The UK economy has seen a £9.9bn boost in trade and investment from hosting the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games, research suggests.

According to an official report, the economic benefits from hosting the Olympics and Paralympics amounted to a £9.9bn boost in trade and investment.

The deal would also give Bear a boost in trading the Chinese currency once it floats freely.

Interest on these loans is one of the industry's largest profit centers, and the firms collect higher commissions from the boost in trading.

Among those who do discontinue health benefits, more than two-thirds are at least somewhat likely to boost pay in trade.

If those talks actually resume and an agreement is reached, it could mean a boost in international trade and a new reason for anti-globalization activists to take to the streets.

This overshadowed Tuesday's decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve to take interest rates down to 0.5%, which had given Asian markets a boost in morning trading.