Sentence examples for because of raises from inspiring English sources

He wrestled for concessions from public employee unions that were necessary, in part, because of raises that Villaraigosa had approved before the recession hit.

He wrestled for concessions from public employee unions that were necessary, in part, because of raises he had approved before the recession.

Because of raising my kids and doing my laundry and cooking my meals, all the while holding down a full-time job.

Because of raised expectations, several vendors, such as Amazon and IBM, started designing, developing, and deploying Cloud solutions to optimize the usage of their own data centers, and some open-source solutions are also underway, such as Eucalyptus and OpenStack.

Because of raised sovereign risk, SME loans in periphery countries are much more expensive than those in core countries.

Eight rows of seats have been lost because of raising the surface and the capacity of Hampden will be reduced to 44,000 for the games.

Even California is starting to pull out of its malaise -- despite, or because of, raising taxes with Proposition 30, the New York Times writes.

If the cuts go through, 17,000 families will lose childcare and many others will be priced out of the system because of raised fees.

In July 2012, it was announced that implementation of the second phase was suspended awaiting further adjustments by the government and because of raising inflation (around 22% as of April 2012).

Because of raised awareness of ADR, a decrease in ADR might be expected.

In this report 6 of 142 (4%) withdrew permanently from PEG because of raised liver enzyme levels.