Sentence examples for been raised because of from inspiring English sources

"But I realized that the stipend had been raised because of efforts to organize, so I have a debt to past organizers.

Other questions about the nature of university endowments — and their tax-free status — have been raised because of mega-donations, such as a $400 million gift by hedge-fund manager John Paulson to Harvard, and in writings by inequality economist Thomas Piketty suggesting that schools were benefiting from growth in their investments without expanding social mobility.

The possibility of causing cardiac damage, such as bleeding, has been raised because of heart's vigorous contraction and vulnerability [49].

I want to share my successes with my family, but I feel that a barrier has been raised because of their unfair and condescending view of me.

James, 23, said: "The expectations might have been raised because of the start we had and the result we had against Manchester United.

Concerns for the tomb's structural integrity have recently been raised because of a decline in the groundwater level in the Yamuna river basin which is falling at a rate of around 5 feet a year.

Home run standards, too, must be raised because of inflation.

Thailand's outlook was raised because of its shrinking foreign debt and growing coffers from rising exports, Moody's said.

In early 2004 suspicions were raised because of the information commissioner's Operation Motorman investigation and a resulting police inquiry.

But anger was intensified, and money was raised, because of the revulsion against the north for taking slaves as part of its counter-insurgency operations.

The alarm was raised because of suspected armed people on board, Greek state television reported, claiming that "illegal immigrants" were on the ship.