Sentences with phrase «significant uplift»

As can be seen from the chart, while there is no doubt set to be a significant uplift in delivery from recent years, the total level of housebuilding across London is still set to fall short of demand.

«The [Ashcroft] poll, as it happens, didn't even mention the candidates names and our own polling where it does it always shows a significant uplift in our support.

The poll, as it happens, didn't even mention the candidates names and our own polling where it does it always shows a significant uplift in our support.»

«We also welcome the fact that the Review Body has not only recognised the serious financial pressures on teachers, by supporting a salary advance scheme for housing rental deposits, but has also stated that given current recruitment and retention trends «a significant uplift to the pay framework is likely to be required.»

Professor Stephan Grilli, an international leader in the study of tsunamis, said the generally accepted explanation for the cause of the tsunami had been the earthquake, the fifth largest ever measured, which created a significant uplift and subsidence of the seafloor.

That size alone should ensure that Kobo will see a significant uplift in sales of e-reading dervices and ebooks in a market where it has failed to make inroads.

I also think you need to look slightly away from the financials for some answers to the significant uplift in earnings since 2012.

Barring some unforeseen project disaster, it's reasonable for shareholders to also expect another significant uplift in intrinsic value within the next year, based on the current backlog & pipeline.

With increasing numbers of international visitors viewing a trip by Eurostar between London and either Paris and Brussels as an essential part of their European itinerary, passenger numbers have seen a significant uplift compared to the same quarter last year.

«We're pleased to report that Contiki is showing a significant uplift in sales to Europe since the referendum result.»