Sentence examples for estimated to boost from inspiring English sources
This measure is estimated to boost revenue by $325m over the forward estimates period.
The drug is estimated to boost endurance by 5 to 15percentt, a huge gain in athletic performance.
The Productivity Commission changes, which acted as a template for the government's final childcare package, were estimated to boost the number of mothers in employment by 1.2%, or 16,400 extra jobs, a number far smaller than the 240,000 touted by senior MPs.
The package, which includes infrastructure spending, as well as incentives for businesses to boost investment, is estimated to boost Japan's economy by 2% and create 600,000 jobs.
Improved varieties of seed are estimated to have boosted yields by 21-43%, independently of fertilisers and other inputs.
This does appear to have happened in Chile, where reform is estimated to have boosted the rate of economic growth modestly.
This is estimated to have boosted his fortune to an estimated $67.8bn£33.6bnbn) - equivalent to 8% of Mexico's gross domestic product - compared with $59.2bn for the Microsoft mogul, putting him in the lead by a decisive $8.6bn.
The unsecured credit bubble is estimated to have boosted South Africa's GDP by 219 billion rand or U.S. $20.45 billion from 2009 to mid-2013.
Using this figure, the proportion of tuberculin test conversion due to boosting can be estimated from the predicted probability of being ELISPOT negative at both recruitment and follow-up: allowing for a specificity adjustment (assuming 80% specificity of the ELISPOT), the proportion of skin test converters estimated to have boosting ranged from 32% to 41% with increasing age.
Large gains in production in the 2005 season are estimated to have boosted global rice utilization, even allowing a small increase in per caput rice consumption from 56.9 kg in 2004/05 to 57.0 kg in 2005/06.
The tax would cost the owners of each parcel of property $34 per year and raise an estimated $6 million to boost the district's $80 million budget.
