Sentence examples for Good raising from inspiring English sources
Darwin believed manufacturers could be forces for good, raising taste, improving conditions, fighting for reform.
The publicly traded oil majors are, on balance, a force for good, raising overall standards of behaviour by trying to operate as cleanly as possible in most circumstances, he says; better that than leaving the field to less scrupulous operators.
It was not a big race, but to see him feeling good, raising those arms in victory as he came across the finish line, and the big smile on his face...
Life was good, raising kids who were flourishing in the public schools and enjoying all the great sports programs here.
The race was part of the city's Oktoberfest festivities and while it was really freakin' adorable, it also did some good, raising $3,900 for Dachshund Rescue Australia. .
As a result, the relationship between PED and total revenue can be described for any good: When the price elasticity of demand for a good is perfectly inelastic (Ed = 0), changes in the price do not affect the quantity demanded for the good; raising prices will always cause total revenue to increase.
He cut taxes on investment and tariffs on capital goods (raising those on consumer goods).
Protectionist rules may have restricted the supply of goods, raising costs for consumers.
Finally, the imposition of big tariffs — forty-five per cent on Chinese imports; thirty-five per cent on Mexican goods — raises the price of many goods sold in the United States.
Etsy, the anti-eBay shopping site for handcrafted goods, raised $27 million in a series D round.
In this teaching the Stoics are addressing the problem of bodily and external goods raised by Aristotle.
