Sentence examples for a need to raise from inspiring English sources

Second, there is a need to raise competitiveness.

Ms Hewitt said that there was a need to raise awareness and change perceptions of the voluntary sector.

"Obviously, Lucent is in a weak position" with a need to raise cash, said Susan Kalla, a telecommunications analyst with Trade.com, an online brokerage firm.

POWERFUL anti-tax rhetoric has made legislators at every level of government afraid to talk publicly about a need to raise taxes.

With the market for mortgage paper drying up, and a need to raise cash, they sold the corporate securities and that market began to suffer.

He said there was a need to raise awareness among parents of the four checks alongside symptoms to look out for.

Mr. Chávez also announced that he no longer saw a need to raise the value-added tax, an idea he had proposed as a way to help finance reconstruction efforts after severe floods.

The tax increase, prompted by health concerns as well as a need to raise revenue for Japan's government, was expected to spur an even more sharp and sustained flight from cigarettes.

Blacks said on Friday that it had enough money to keep going until at least February when "there may be a need to raise more capital if we want to roll out more stores".

As a result, there is a dire need to raise awareness of climate-related risks (and opportunities) among forest stakeholders, and engage them in adaptation.

Education professionals see a clear need to raise wellbeing support for both pupils and staff.