Sentence examples for boosting the world from inspiring English sources

Now comes the chance for politicians to show that they are serious when they say they want to put agriculture right.Cutting rich-world subsidies and trade barriers would help taxpayers; it could revive the stalled Doha round of world trade talks, boosting the world economy; and, most important, it would directly help many of the world's poor.

Jim Fuchs of Yale broke Fonville's world record, and the AP reported: "An injured back, perhaps, is all that stands in the way of boosting the world's record for the shot put to 60 feet.

First, it set in motion big cuts in red-tape at the world's borders, which were projected to boost the world economy by $400 billion a year.

On reasonable estimates TTIP and TPP could boost the world's annual output by as much as $600 billion—equivalent to adding another Saudi Arabia.

In 2009 at the Aquila G8 summit, Barack Obama launched a plan to boost the world's poorest farmers as a route to improving world food security.

As the US Federal Reserve meets to consider its next move on measures to boost the world's largest economy, it appears the housing market is one bright spot.

On top of that there is lingering disappointment that the latest US Federal Reserve minutes did not hint at more aggressive moves to boost the world's largest economy.

The two glaciers make up 12 per cent of the Greenland ice sheet and would boost the world's sea level by 39in (1m) if they both fully collapsed – an eventuality that, if it did occur, is expected to take centuries.

"Now it seems that we are doing something right".That and good fortune: the industrialisation of China has boosted the world price of Canada's exports of oil, gas, minerals, metals and farm products.

Reasonable estimates say that the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) could boost the world's annual output by $600 billion—equivalent to adding another Saudi Arabia.

With little in the way of underlying inflationary pressures, the figures should not prevent the US Federal Reserve pumping more money into the sytem through its bond buying programme to help boost the world's largest economy.