Sentence examples for will have boosted from inspiring English sources

However, Eid also took place in July, which will have boosted the market.

Crude though it is to say so, it will have boosted the president's standing enormously.

In the short term the subsidies will have boosted profits, not least compared with the firms' credit-starved private peers.

Liverpool's slip up against Crystal Palace on Tuesday will have boosted City's confidence, but their mission remained the same.

A half-point cut in interest rates by the Bank of England, to 6.75%, on November 5th will have boosted his confidence.

I'm not sure the style of it will have boosted anyone's confidence enormously, but it's at least a small step down a long road.

Partly, this is down to a technicality: two of the novels, AD Miller's Snowdrops and Carol Birch's Jamrach's Menagerie, are, unusually, already out in paperback, which will certainly have boosted their numbers (they're topping the list, with sales of 11,800 and 9,000 respectively).

For instance, even if Obama's overtime rule is blocked in court or killed by the Trump administration, it will still have boosted wages for a number of salaried workers.

But if the plan ultimately founders on Greek rather than Turkish intransigence, Mr Erdogan will at least have boosted his European credentials and taken a step closer to Brussels.

The World Cup failure, as host nation, also made a lot of people desperate to make amends and the rise in the salary cap – one marquee player currently sits outside the cap; next season it will be two – has boosted squad depth at just the right time.

[Astra's] 2009 profit will have been boosted by the windfall of no generic competition for a full quarter".