Sentence examples for anything raised from inspiring English sources

That amount, however, dwarfs anything raised by his challengers.

What's more, all performances are pay-what-you-can and anything raised goes straight to the artists.

Yet the rig is bigger and deeper than anything raised before, making the prospects for recovery a long shot, some experts say.

"In terms of following our recommendations, NASA has if anything raised the bar higher than we set it," Dr. Logsdon said in an interview.

Yes, it did mean sitting down with investigators and our lawyers and considering whether anything raised in the Guardian, (or anywhere else, for that matter) constituted new evidence that merited further investigation.

According to the crowdfunding page, anything raised above the amount needed to cover these costs will be put into legacy trust in Lotter's name, and will fund intelligence-gathering against the ivory trade, and help the families of other wildlife rangers who are killed on duty.

At a time when U.S. business is facing severe competitive pressures, America must, if anything, raise its rate of investment.

Under the federal plan, women wouldn't pay anything, raising the question of who will shoulder the additional cost.

But while his supporters like to talk about "Raising Cain," his momentary blip is, more than anything, raising some serious questions for the GOP.

If anything, raising questions that do not get answered, or being surprising and counterintuitive, may be better strategies for being widely cited than actually answering questions accurately.

And like many liberals — selflessly or foolishly, depending on your point of view — he supports causes that are unrelated to his business interests and that, if anything, raise his taxes.