Sentence examples for survey boosting from inspiring English sources

Private sector industry in the eurozone returned to growth in July, according to a closely-watched survey, boosting hopes that the single currency area will soon emerge from recession.

Scholarly assessments have long observed that publicly released internal campaign polls tend to skew the horse race as compared to more independent surveys, boosting their sponsor by an average of two to three points and dropping their opponent by roughly the same amount.

Findings could also be skewed by the fact that children with weaker maths abilities refused to take part in earlier surveys, artificially boosting England's position, the IoE says.

But January's upbeat survey will boost hopes that the sector's drag on GDP growth at the end of 2013 was a blip.

The same-sex marriage postal survey has boosted Greens chances.

"Our survey suggests that boosting both numbers and quality at the same time will be a significant challenge," said CIPD chief executive Peter Cheese.

Ford Motor, perhaps surprisingly, seems to have caught on the fastest, using computer modeling and U.S. surveys to boost revenues for each sale.

Figure 14 Examples of images used in the survey, colorized using scribble boosting.

In this paper, the aim is to survey the performance of different boosting algorithms.

The East had been gaining ice in the previous study period, boosted by some exceptional snowfall, but it is now seen as broadly static in the new survey.

And more than one-third of public companies have zero women senior officers, according to recent survey from Catalyst, a group aimed at boosting business opportunities for women.