Sentence examples for changes would boost from inspiring English sources

These changes would boost both manufacturing and services.

The government said the changes would boost productivity, by allowing shorter shareholding periods, which in turn encourages serial entrepreneurs.

But while the changes would boost the pension pots of the majority of workers, anyone paying 40 per cent tax or more would lose out.

President Abdelaziz Bouteflika said the proposed changes would boost democracy.

Mr Davies said that changes would boost economic growth and provide employment.

Those changes would boost tax collections by about $7 billion in 1987.

Improved service concepts and attitudes would also facilitate teamwork among colleagues, boost the morale of the nursing faculty and reduce resignations and career changes.

Such a change would boost local government, and so would be "tremendously reinvigorating, liberating and massively economically beneficial", believes Allen, an MP since 1987 respected across the political divide.

Nottingham City Council said the change would boost attainment, but some teachers viewed the change as disruptive.

Such a change would boost the effective burden of state and local taxes--particularly in high tax states.

It argued the change would boost tax revenues, while reducing the amount paid out in means tested benefits and tax credits.