Sentence examples for significantly lifting from inspiring English sources

Gibbs did not put out a number for where the president would like the new cap to be, saying merely: "We would be in favor of significantly lifting that cap, a cap put in place in the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, so at least 20 years old".

Healthy business investment is vital if the UK is to significantly lift productivity and generate sustainable balanced growth".

But there was as yet no evidence that structural reforms had significantly lifted the region's growth potential, Diron said in her report.

While the introduction of the Affordable Care Act is expected to increase the number of customers, the new health care law will not significantly lift profits.

The network's wall-to-wall coverage before, during and after games can significantly lift the profiles of colleges and nurture heroes and celebrities.

While the OBR has more than doubled the GDP growth estimate for 2013 to 1.4% (from 0.6%) and significantly lifted the 2014 forecast to 2.4% from 1.8%, it has resisted the temptation to lift the growth projections for 2015-17.

[C1.] Airbus in Negotiations to Build Assembly Line in China Airbus is in the late stages of negotiations to build an assembly line for its A320 passenger plane in China, a landmark deal that would significantly lift its prospects for business there.

A cap will be introduced for the maximum amount that an individual might have to pay, and the wealth threshold below which people can get some state support will be significantly lifted.

The burden of chronic migraine can be significantly lifted through ONS.

Our estimates imply that growth alone will not be sufficient to significantly lift the job-finding rates of the long-term unemployed.

Growth is now at its slowest pace in a decade at about 5%, and that isn't enough to significantly lift average annual incomes of only $1,500, which is a fraction of the average $10,000 for emerging economies.