Sentence examples for believed raised from inspiring English sources

This is Christopher Hampton's adaptation of the 2001 novel by Ian McEwan that was his breakthrough into serious bestsellerdom, and, it is widely believed, raised him above the Amis-McEwan-Barnes triumvirate into a premier league of his own: the greatest living English novelist.

Way back in February of this year, more than two-thirds of Californians believed raising more money from tobacco companies to finance cancer research was a good idea.

The number of clients the authorities are seeking to identify is far higher than previously believed, raising new questions about the scale of UBS's activities and the number of Americans who could be snared in the investigation.

Eaton believes raising prize money would be a start.

Zheng Zhang believes raising funds through traditional methods can discriminate against some would-be entrepreneurs, particularly women and ethnic minorities.

In its suit, Flatley contends that Marriott uses one of its own subsidiaries, Marriott Distribution Services, to transport supplies -- an arrangement that Flatley believes raises costs.

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's majority opinion either did (as most people seem to think) or didn't (as I believe) raise the constitutional bar for universities seeking to justify taking race into account in their admission policies.

"I believe raising the minimum wage to $12 by 2020 will allow more families to achieve the economic security they are working so hard for, and help build an economy that works for all families, not just the wealthiest few".

Rubin believes raising taxes is the elixir we need right now.

But as he explains in this self-authored video, they also capture a moment in time that he believes raises big questions about life and death and the future of humanity.

"We think it will give the local game a massive boost because it will, we believe, raise standards - it will give so many more players the chance to have a better standard of football to aim for.