Sentence examples for has boosted trade from inspiring English sources

It has boosted trade and productivity.

"But the state sector's performance is lagging far behind".EU membership has boosted trade.

Almost all have boosted trade for non-members, albeit not by as much as for members.

Two years of high prices for oil and gas, which account for over 90% of exports, have boosted trade surpluses.

Even in the boom years, the best estimate is it may have boosted trade by 10-15%, but its bailout will more than wipe that out.

By 2005, partly because of the rise of China and others, transactions among euro-zone countries (as a share of GDP) were lower than they had been five years earlier—though the introduction of a common currency ought to have boosted trade in the euro zone.

Yanukovich's unilateral abandonment of the EU deal that would have boosted trade with Europe and eventually integrated Ukraine's economy with Western countries outraged liberal opposition politicians and urban citizens who want closer ties with the West.

Analysts are anticipating second-quarter earnings per share of $4.13 for Goldman Sachs, up significantly from last year's $1.13, as global market volatility is likely to have boosted trading results and as record merger-and-acquisitions activity boosts revenues in investment banking.

All the evidence suggests that the UK exports far more to the EU than can be explained by geographic proximity and income levels: the CER estimates that Britain's membership of the Single Market has boosted British trade with the EU by 55%.

The government has boosted Hungary's trade links with Russia, China, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan.In March Hungary signed a €10 billion ($14 billion) loan agreement with Russia to expand and modernise Paks, a nuclear power station.

The Zimbabwean government has also suspended tariffs on all imports, except goods classified as luxuries, a move which has boosted cross-border trade.