Sentence examples for future boosts from inspiring English sources

To the government, it symbolises Georgia's bright, democratic future, boosts regional development and binds the country closer together.

The rich economies' trade with developing countries is growing twice as fast as their trade with one another.The future boost to demand will be large.

Mere talk of opening up America's coastal waters, the theory runs, has convinced traders of a big future boost to oil supplies and so pushed the price down.

As a result, maintenance will likely be required more often in the future, boosting operational costs even further.

And while both the elections and Summer Olympics offer promise of a future boost, the market remains stalled for now.

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He is asking both the government and private industries to plan carefully for the future: "Boosting informatics at the universities and a professional training in the private sector that covers more than just the home requirements have highest priority.

One study has found, for instance, that far from being a distraction, doodling can prevent our minds from wandering into daydreams about the past or future, boosting concentration and memory: groups given a drawing task recalled about 30% more information from a recording than those left to their own devices.

The crucial time point is clearly day three (time of TST reading) but future boosting studies must use multiple time points.

I favor the party that invests in the future and boosts the middle class and those aspiring to join it.

Chelsea interim boss Roberto di Matteo was calm over his future after boosting his chances of the permanent job with a 2-1 FA Cup final win over Liverpool.