Sentence examples for potential boosts from inspiring English sources

Investing in our people's potential boosts productivity and encourages innovation; it helps us become a more competitive, more flexible and more agile economy.

The measures on the ballot were considered a potential boost for Mr. Bush.

Supporters tout the potential boost to capital formation, innovation and economic growth.

In a potential boost for his organisation, a leaked plan revealed yesterday the Federal Communications Commission wants to loosen rules restricting cross-ownership of newspapers, radio and television.

The government of Sark, the Chief Pleas, welcomed the award as recognition of the island's environmental credentials and as a potential boost for its economy.

"The better the home nation countries do, the greater the potential boost to the economy," says Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at consultancy IHS Global Insight.

The Biltmore would make Manhattan Theater Club productions Tony-eligible, which brings national exposure and a potential boost to ticket sales.

The Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders and Nigel Farage in the UK (who spots a potential boost for Brexit) have both come out for "no".

There is an argument that the potential boost to businesses and to household spending power would lift the economy enough to improve government finances.

P4 Former Housing Secretary Mel Martinez easily won the Republican nomination in Florida's Senate race, providing a potential boost to President Bush there.

The chief executive of broadcaster STV has warned that any potential boost in funding and services for the BBC in Scotland must not crowd out commercial rivals.