Today the world aggregate current account balances as a share of global output are twice as large as in mid-1980s, while the net foreign asset positions have boosted up threefold (Bracke et al. 2010).
It has boosted Meire up the socioeconomic ladder and out of the slums: By serving the middle and upper classes in her cubicle at Ipanema's Spa do Pé (Foot Spa), she has herself entered Brazil's burgeoning middle class.
Responding to the increase in women who want to bulk up has boosted membership numbers, according to chief executive Justin Musgrove.
In response to the conflict, the ICRC has boosted its resources, moving up from one to five surgical teams in the country and with plans to recruit further national staff.
A new experimental crop of genetically modified wheat has been ______ to use sunlight more efficiently and has boosted greenhouse yields by up to 40%. 2. It's a cloudy and dry start to the day across London, but if you're ______ tonight it might be wise to take an umbrella.
A new experimental crop of genetically modified wheat has been engineered to use sunlight more efficiently and has boosted greenhouse yields by up to 40%. 2. It's a cloudy but dry start to the day across London, but if you're heading out tonight it might be wise to take an umbrella.
If DTN wins all three, BSkyB will launch a price war with digital satellite television.Mr Murdoch has boosted his chances by snuggling up to BT and unveiling British Interactive Broadcasting BIBBritish Interactive Broadcasting BIB
Indeed, their spending this year — and a 2010 Supreme Court decision that opened up campaign spending — has boosted projected political TV revenue in 2016 to a new high point, reaching $4.4 billion, up from $3.8 billion in 2012.
Their rise up the rankings has boosted their chances of being included in pot two for the 2018 World Cup qualification draw, which is made in Saint Petersburg on 25 July.
Employment is up, shoppers kept spending and a weaker pound has boosted UK tourism.
