Sentence examples for boost proceeds from inspiring English sources

"I believe it enhances economic efficiency [but] I'm now almost at the point of opposing privatisation because it's been done to boost proceeds, it's been done to boost asset sales, and I think it's severely damaging our economy".

Last week he predicted that the sale of Greece's biggest piece of real estate at Athens' erstwhile Hellenikon airport would be concluded in June, boosting proceeds from state sales this year to more than €2bn.

Stochastic gradient boosting proceeds in an analogous fashion.

The reported new offer would boost his proceeds from the sale to $120.1 million, from $24.2 million.

The small weekly funding rounds allow aspiring or seasoned entrepreneurs to get a boost or proceed without the need to bootstrap funds.

The result was boost by the proceeds from the sale of its blood transfusion unit.

Since the Cinque Terre became a national park and Unesco World Heritage Site, the local economy has been boosted by the proceeds of the walking trails that weave through the hillsides.

The RFL's benevolent fund has so far received 4,500 donations and will be boosted further by proceeds from Keighley's next match against Coventry at Cougar Park on Sunday, which Jones' family is expected to attend.

There are two ideas behind the Bank buying the bonds: to stimulate economic demand by encouraging the banks and financial institutions selling the gilts to use the proceeds to boost lending to households and businesses or invest in other assets; and to force down the cost of borrowing for the government by increasing demand for bonds, thus increasing their price.

From its 2006 initial public offering, the company used the $100 million it netted in proceeds to boost acquisitions.

Rightmove had cash of £22m at the end of the half, boosted by the initial proceeds of the sale of HolidayLettings.co.uk to a subsidiary of Expedia.