Sentence examples for industries boosting from inspiring English sources
Priority number one must be completion of the single market in services and digital industries, boosting high-growth industries and our competitiveness as a whole.
Mr. Wen also said that China would pour money into strategic industries, boosting research and development and infrastructure spending to "capture the economic, scientific and technological high ground".
Even in more humdrum industries, boosted by a rising stockmarket, managers have seen pay increases of 10-20% a year.
The rapid expansion of the chemical, oil, and gas industries boosted exports so that Russia earned most of the union's hard-currency income.
Mr Vaishnav is curious to see whether zoning certifications rocket after this election.Others count the losses run by sugar mills in Maharashtra, to see how certain industries boost their liquidity when elections are nigh.
The latest intervention comes after the foreign secretary, William Hague, urged David Cameron to provide more support to help green industries boost the economy, stop the UK falling behind international rivals, and avoid losing its global leadership on the environment.
Stimulating the uptake of biomass in fossil-based industries boosts the renewable portfolio.
Ten industries boosted job growth statewide in April, adding 61,400 positions in total.
But the bad trade deals we have gotten ourselves into have instead boosted the trade deficit, boosted unemployment, boosted income and wealth inequality, boosted the loss of factories and industries, boosted the hollowing-out of our middle class and boosted the domination of our politics by the large corporate interests.
In Australia we have shown we can use water much more efficiently in irrigation and industry, boosting output while reducing water consumption.
Adrian Wootton of the British Film Commission welcomed the news, saying: "The tax relief was a game changer when introduced in 2007 and today's announcement ensures we can continue to grow our industry, boosting the UK economy and creating British jobs".
