Sentence examples for be raised from zero from inspiring English sources

Each ability can be raised from zero to five, and it is impossible to accrue enough experience points to complete every skill (allowing the player to specialize or balance their character).

The city's four-stage security scale will be raised from two to three during the visit, Obama's first to the country.

And we you know didn't like have cards, so this twenty-nine-year-old rich guy said the fee for getting the club had to be raised from three thousand dollars to eight thousand dollars, because they had to close the bar and were not allowed you know to sell us drinks?

They will be funded by a special £2.5bn "NHS Time to Care" fund to be raised from three resources – a clamp down on tax avoidance, with a focus on loopholes exploited by hedge funds to raise more than £1bn; a new mansion tax on properties worth more than £2m; and extra resources from tobacco companies who "make soaring profits on the back of ill health".

If we do want to retain the term 'immoralist' for him, we need to allow that the basic immoralist challenge (that is, why be just? or why be moral?) may be raised from two rather different perspectives.

But it had argued that relaxing the staff to child ratios for certain age groups could enable nurseries to reduce their costs and therefore be more affordable, and has proposed allowing the ratio of staff to children aged two to three to be raised from one to four, to one to six.

This was reviewed on 20 February 1868, and the coal supply was ordered to be raised from four to five days' steaming, which forced the design to be revised to accommodate the extra coal.

We interpret that the first populations to merge when the genetic distance threshold is raised from zero are the ones that differentiated more recently.

The minimum marriage age was raised from sixteen to eighteen, and female circumcision was outlawed.

This then led to the number of participant being raised from eight to 12.

The highest tax rate has been raised from thirty-five per cent to thirty-nine point six per cent.