Sentence examples for boosting lifetime from inspiring English sources

A college degree is still immensely valuable in America, boosting lifetime earnings for people that have one.

In theory, if you have more and more people making donations you are more likely also having success in retaining your donors, boosting Lifetime Value, acquiring donors and even reaching your total funds raised goal.

The most powerful way to boost Lifetime Value is to keep donors around longer.

A study by the Buckeye Institute found that Medicaid work requirements like Kentucky's would end up boosting workers' lifetime earnings by nearly $1 million.

A study by the World Economic Forum found that, on average, an additional year of education boosts lifetime earnings by around 9%.

This stipulation makes sense, since it preserves the key idea that the evolution of altruism requires statistical association between donor and recipient; this would not be true if short-term fitness were used to define altruism, for behaviours which reduce short-term fitness but boost lifetime fitness can evolve with no component of kin selection, or donor-recipient correlation.

It was his seventh career victory in 11 starts; the $600,000 check boosted his lifetime earnings to $3,491,000.

Demand Media, one of the most heavily funded companies on the Internet, has boosted its lifetime total to $355 million with a new $35 million investment, according to peHUB.

New independent research which I released last week showed that male graduates can expect to boost their lifetime earnings by £165,000, and for female graduates it is an even more striking £250,000.

Most who have done reasonably well at school go on to take A-levels or one of a few other well-respected qualifications and boost their lifetime earnings by doing so.

A venture spun out of two Quebec universities says it has developed a safer way of adding antireflective coatings to crystalline silicon solar cells that also boosts their lifetime energy yield.