Sentence examples for broad boost to from inspiring English sources

It predicts that unconventional energy, as well as providing jobs in its own right, will be supporting 400,000 jobs in manufacturing in 2015 and 500,000 jobs, or 4.2% of total manufacturing employment, in 2025.The spending-power of those new workers, and the cut in businesses' and households' energy bills, should provide a broad boost to the economy.

The autumn statement document explains the two streams through which the new funding will flow: a new Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (ISCF) for collaborative research between industry and academia, targeted at priority technologies; and a broader boost to UK capacity in research and innovation.

The CBI said the improvements in Europe together with a broader global recovery would give a positive boost to exports.

And, it could help provide a huge boost to the social investment market and the broader social economy.

In the broader manufacturing sector, business leaders make the case for the boost to UK businesses, and therefore employment, from EU money that funds research and development here.

The broader market is expected to open flat, with perhaps a slight boost to the Nasdaq.

They are now giving a massive boost to the oil and gas industry—and hence to the broader economy.

Sticking with perversity, the threat of further military action in Iraq provided a boost to the integrated oil companies yesterday, and the sector outperformed the broader market.

There is broad support in both parties for pushing through a quick and substantial tax cut for this year to give a boost to the faltering economy.

Consider, also, the boost to tourism.

"A £15bn annual boost to the economy.