Sentence examples for which would boost from inspiring English sources

"Emap would offer scale in London and an advertising sales house which would boost margins.

The best solution lay in policies to accelerate growth which would boost demand for unskilled labour.

He expects the energy reform eventually to lead to higher oil production, which would boost tax revenues.

In a trading statement, the former building society said operating costs would be "significantly below 2004", which would boost profits.

One priority is to raise the retirement age, which would boost tax revenues (as people work longer) and cut future pension costs.

But they could exact a high price: they are long-standing advocates of a proportional voting system, which would boost them but could damage the two big parties.

To work toward that goal, Potocnik will make his case for doubling the budget for the Framework 7 program--which would boost E.U. research spending to $13 billion per year between 2007 and 2013.

Robust growth should also give governments in emerging Asian economies the confidence to let their currencies rise, which would further boost the relative size of their economies in dollar terms.By 2020 Asia could well produce half of some big Western multinationals' sales and profits, up from a typical proportion of 20-25% today.

Simon Walker, director general of the Institute of Directors, said the government could have done more to encourage businesses to invest, which would also boost productivity.

In this case, Jay-Z and the Smiths would attract megapublicity to the show on opening night, which would probably boost ticket sales for "Fela!," which have been modest so far.

But Cameron said the money from council house sales would be invested into building affordable homes for those on low incomes, which would also boost jobs in the construction industry.