Sentence examples for battled to raise from inspiring English sources

While SwotUp battled to raise funds initially, it has never had any problem attracting volunteers.

Because he battled to raise money from his own people, tourists stopped coming and the IMF loan became stalled, Mr Morsi often relied on cash from other sources to balance the books.

Another form of physical contest between the freshman and sophomore classes were the annual "color rush," where the teams fought over control over strips of fabric, the "pole rush," where the teams battled to raise a flag up a flagpole, and the "cane rush" where the teams fought over control over a ceremonial cane.

Despite Mr Sarkozy's professed reformist zeal, France had to battle to raise its minimum retirement age by two years.

BHS is battling to raise £100m to pay staff wages and continue trading, with 10,000 jobs at risk at the struggling department store chain.

The Joyce season is no small feat when even famous companies battle to raise money to appear in New York, and never more so than right now.

The winding-up petition is set to be heard in court on 18 January and Trevor Birch, the insolvency practitioner advising the board, is battling to raise sufficient money to keep the club trading and avoid Bolton having to go into administration.

NYCC is battling to raise wages for low-income workers, education equity for children, and to increase affordable housing in New York.

They then lost a legal battle to raise controlled rents to market levels.

After a battle to raise the necessary funds, he managed to go back in 2010 and again this year.

Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, has finally triumphed in a bruising battle to raise the pension age.America has a good and a bad excuse for its inaction.