Sentence examples for about to raising from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the special tax funds and federal grants that helped underwrite a huge expansion of the force during the 1990's have dried up, or are about to, raising the specter that the cost of maintaining the largest police force in city history will become an unwieldy burden if the economy slows.

Ms. Chua was not about to raise prizeless slackers.

So neither central bank is about to raise interest rates.

My father looked as if he was about to raise a white handkerchief in surrender.

And he was not about to raise a fuss over it.

Just as I'm about to raise the subject, Love vanishes again.

Together, his remarks suggest that the Fed is not about to raise interest rates before the end of this year.

"It was clear just from the texture of her head,/she was about to raise her arms to the sky".

As he is about to raise his throwing arm, a voice speaks from behind: "M'sieur ——." A policeman.

The Tories hammered home the theme that Labour were about to raise taxes sharply, thus precipitating Labour's defeat.

With all that experience, Wolff Olins is about to raise the stakes for its idea of flexible branding.