Sentence examples for be raised when a from inspiring English sources

There had been pressure to complete the deal by the end of the year because of the possibility that capital gains taxes could be raised when a new president takes office in January.

Miserable No More Considering the fuss that can be raised when a show closes -- the tears, the speeches, the unpaid bills -- the end of the remarkable run of "Les Misérables," due to close on Sunday, has been relatively quiet and almost, well, classy.

After some details about the construction of the kite, which is to be made of a "large thin silk handkerchief," Franklin explains: The kite is to be raised, when a thunder-gust appears to be coming on, (which is very frequent in this country) and the person, who holds the string, must stand within a door, or window, or under some cover, so that the silk riband may not be wet..

After some details about the construction of the kite, which is to be made of a "large thin silk handkerchief," Franklin explains: **{:.break one} ** The kite is to be raised, when a thunder-gust appears to be coming on, (which is very frequent in this country) and the person, who holds the string, must stand within a door, or window, or under some cover, so that the silk riband may not be wet...

Clinical suspicion of MPS II should be raised when a child presents with a cluster of characteristic signs and symptoms or a history of early and frequent surgeries.

Blue Peter is the name of the flag that's raised when a ship leaves harbour.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau announced revealed hopes of a breakthrough were raised when a sonar search discovered a man-made object on the seabed.

Yesterday the stakes were raised when a court ordered the detention of Mr Morsi over a series of allegations including charges of murder.

Ms. Norton said in an interview that "serious equal protection questions are raised" when a high-profile case is chosen for the death penalty.

Similar concerns were raised when a Kmart opened at the Bridgehampton Commons Shopping Mall last March and offered BB guns and air rifles for sale.

Edmond Moukala, head of Unesco world heritage in Africa, said concerns were raised when a team visiting the site this year found signs of deterioration.