Sentence examples for besides raise from inspiring English sources

What will not letting go do for you besides raise your blood pressure, turn your feelings into anger and frustration and otherwise disturb your inner sense of peace... not to mention turn your friend George into an enemy, at least temporarily?

The RNC chair has two main tasks besides raising money: to fire up the base and woo new voters; and the two are in tension.

He said he backed Senate Bill 5 because "I want some options besides raising taxes and laying off police and firefighters".

The mayor's budget-balancing plan includes many other measures, besides raising taxes and cutting services, to close a $1.1 billion shortfall in the current fiscal year, and a projected $6.4 billion deficit in the fiscal year that begins next July 1.

Several of the prints in the auction are estimated to sell for more than $10,000, and besides raising money for the children, "the evening aims to highlight the sacrifices made by photographers - particularly freelancers - who assume great risks to bring back images to agencies, magazines, publishers and readers worldwide, often with little backup," Mr. Hammerl's family said in a statement.

Even though Mr. Zapatero did not elaborate Wednesday on his tax plans, economists suggested that, besides raising the income tax, the government could also introduce other measures, like a new inheritance tax, or make a U-turn on a wealth tax that was abolished in 2008.

Mrs Bercow's decision to enter the Celebrity Big Brother house has attracted a storm of criticism, but she has let it be known that her intention, besides raising money for an autism charity, is to "stick two fingers up to the establishment".

What else is wrong with the Fed’s plan, besides raising interest rates, slowing the economy and robbing the United States of the moral high ground in the battle over currency manipulation?

In the off-season, besides raising her four children, Aviva spends a great deal of time promoting various charitable organizations.

Instead, Obama, besides raising funds for his presidential library (about $1 billion), is getting press primarily for being paid $400,000 or more per speech before Wall Street and other big business audiences.

What, besides raising the minimum wage, do the Democrats propose to do about the shift in income from wages to profits, from labor to capital, from the 99percenttothethe 1percentt?