Sentence examples for would eventually boost from inspiring English sources

And while higher import prices would eventually boost inflation, that would not be an immediate problem; the current inflation rate is zero, well below target.

A recent review of the evidence by the British Treasury concluded that joining the single currency would eventually boost Britain's trade with the euro area by between 5% and 50%, without diverting trade from non-euro countries.As the range in this forecast suggests, doubts remain.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) said about one in three jobcentres would offer universal credit to new claimants by spring as part of a scheme that would eventually boost the economy by £7bn a year and help 300,000 households find work.

That would eventually boost the world economy and stock markets.

Fijians recruited to the British Army would travel to Rochdale, and the resulting community would eventually boost the Greater Manchester town's bid to host the tournament.

The White House previously estimated that corporate tax cuts would eventually boost workers' earnings by at least $4,000 annually, a figure Trump cited during his speech.

Everyone knew that the most promising men would eventually be boosted into the bigger league, but no one could say what would become of the women.

They should also eventually boost investment.

It hopes the technology will eventually boost its productivity and profitability.

If demand remains strong, particularly in emerging markets, the shortfall in supply should eventually boost prices.

Comprising six fights spread across 30 months, the contract could eventually boost his earnings by $250m.