Sentence examples for basis raised from inspiring English sources

James T. B. Tripp, the general counsel for Environmental Defense, a private advocacy group based in Manhattan, said that global warming and predictions of "more unpredictable, more powerful storms on a more frequent basis" raised the risks.

The funding expands the $11.5 million Series B that Basis raised in March, bringing it to a total of $32.3 million in venture capital.

In the meantime, it's worth noting that even when Basis raised that giant round of funding, Al-Naji was candid about not knowing when Basis's token would be used in circulation.

But the actual counter-extremism work he does on the ground is all on a voluntary basis, raising resources from the local community.

But calling in these agencies – especially on a "bounty basis" – raises questions of which accuracy, accountability and access are just three.

Officials said that detainees would have their cases dealt with on an individual basis, raising the prospect of a few prisoners being freed from Guantánamo one-by-one in the next few weeks rather than any wholesale transfer.

Limit red meat and avoid processed meats, since eating even small quantities of these on a regular basis raises the risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, colon cancer, and weight gain.

Blackford's threat to cause trouble on a "day by day, week by week" basis raises the prospect of the SNP, the third-biggest party in the Commons, obstructing votes, delaying debates and raising as many obstacles to the passage of legislation as its 35 MPs can muster.

His threat to cause trouble on a "day-by-day, week-by-week" basis raises the prospect of the SNP, the third biggest party in the Commons, obstructing votes, delaying debates and raising as many obstacles to the passage of legislation as its 35 MPs can muster.

Documents obtained by the Guardian and the allegations of two fellow oil traders, one of whom was employed by Marc Rich & Co while the other worked for the firm on a casual basis, raise fresh questions about the part played by a current member of the Conservative trade and industry team.

Useful as all that sounds, one of the big questions that the Basis raises is whether or not the world needs another fitness watch.