Sentence examples for growth boost from inspiring English sources

TODAY'S Free exchange print article examines whether economies get a growth boost from using digital technology.

But this study also found the reduction in protein happened even for those plants that didn't get a growth boost from the added CO2.

Such a move would provide a growth boost of 4% of GDP within five years and help the UK emerge unscathed from the immediate post-referendum period.

Borrowing at rock-bottom interest rates to improve it will support today's growth, boost tomorrow's and leave the recovery less dependent on private debt.

Genuine free trade, it is claimed, would provide a growth boost of 4% of GDP within five years while helping the UK emerge unscathed from the immediate post-referendum turbulence.

Dr Clare Gerada, chairman of the Royal College of GPs, said free breakfasts would help tackle health problems in children related to poverty and poor diet, such as anaemia and stunted growth, boost their self-esteem and narrow the social class divide in schools.

"Belgian growth boosted by political paralysis," as the Financial Times had it.

Its other chain, Homebase, enjoyed 5% growth, boosted by kitchen and bathroom products.

Because services are more labour-intensive than industry, their growth boosts wages and household income.

Spelman said: "The action we are taking will allow genuine green growth, boosting our economy while looking after the environment".

So faster growth boosts saving relative to investment and creates a current-account surplus (or a smaller deficit).