Sentence examples for boosted assessments from inspiring English sources
With their boosted assessments as evidence, many a homeowner found mortgage lenders more than glad to refinance their homes as their inflated value, putting money in their pockets that they could spend in upgrading their dwellings or their lifestyles.
Boosted by self-assessment tax receipts, January is typically a strong month for government finances.
Thanks to FAO's technical assistance and consultation on the use of new technologies and innovations, national capacities to undertake assessments has been significantly boosted.
Consumers' assessment of current conditions improved, boosted by the job market which had not received such favorable ratings since the summer of 2001.
The second NIC assessment discussed "political Islam being boosted and the war being exploited by terrorists and extremists elsewhere in the region," one former senior analyst said.
In particular, previous research suggests that teacher-led assessment can be vulnerable to favouritism and stereotypes, leading in some cases to girls being given lower assessments for subjects such as maths, as well as concerns that some schools may depress KS1 assessments to boost the progress shown in key stage two (KS2) exams.
The determination of the biotic resource use efficiency and biotic residue ratio applying the introduced generic assessments serves boosting of circular economy.
The department also boosted its estimate for April job growth up to 175,000 — up from an earlier assessment of 159,000.
Their scores in the Foundation Stage Profile – the assessment at the end of the reception year in England – were even boosted in the areas of social, emotional, physical and creative development.
Jimmy Phillips delivered a damning assessment of Bolton Wanderers' relegation from the Championship after they were beaten 4-1 at Derby County, who boosted their play-off claims.
