Sentence examples for boost to the area from inspiring English sources

In a rather forgotten valley, Rossendale, this disused quarry trail centre's unexpected popularity has provided an economic boost to the area.

In his opinion, the hotel would provide a much-needed economic boost to the area, catering to the many lawyers and witnesses who congregate at the Queens criminal court across the street and workers from La Guardia Airport.

After completing our 11-mile ride around Geierswalder lake, Sören brings me to a not-quite-finished one at Grossrächener, where his offices occupy the former buildings of the IBA-See – a federal and EU-funded project that, between 2000 and 2010, gave a huge boost to the area with around 30 creative projects.

While the alliance could give a much needed boost to the area – 20 years ago, Iringa was the breadbasket of Tanzania – there is concern that smallholder farmers could be pushed off their land to make way for large-scale, business-backed programmes.

Marcus Dixon, chief executive of the trust, said the centre could provide a much-needed boost to the area's economy.

"A major investment that will create many highly-skilled jobs and provide a huge boost to the area," he said.

They also suggested that the TriBeCa Film Festival, held in May, provided a huge boost to the downtown area by welcoming thousands of filmgoers who spent money in hard-pressed businesses near the World Trade Center site.

"Agreement with the local authorities means the bridge will be more affordable for families and businesses, and hopefully deliver a real boost to the Humber area economy".

"The statue will be a huge boost to the Uplands area of Swansea which will be the focus for the centenary of Dylan's birth in 2014".

This makes European exports more competitive on world markets and should provide a boost to the single currency area's trade.

Breast-conserving therapy is defined as lumpectomy followed by irradiation of the whole breast with a boost to the primary tumour area.