Sentence examples for better raises from inspiring English sources

"So many young people from 22 to 30 were asking me advice about how to handle certain types of situations: 'How do I get promoted, get better raises?' " said Ms. Kraus, who is also the regional director of SEI Investments, a financial services firm in Oaks, Pa.

The sacking of Tyrone Willingham ("Citing a Lack of Progress, Notre Dame Fires Willingham," Dec. 1), the coach described by his athletic director as manifesting "impeccable integrity" and as having created an academic standing for his players "that has never been better," raises serious questions about the priorities at my alma mater.

For employees who genuinely want to please and who look for ways to help others perform better, raises and promotions happen naturally.

As you may have heard, advertising awards are and have always been the most tangible evidence of excellence for ad agencies, and the individuals who create award-winning work get better raises, promotions and job options.

"Or when you next see me walking toward you, you had better raise up and run".

Together Manning and Brady have driven one another to be better, raising the bar year after year.

And for this night the Clippers were better, raising their record to 20-32 in the middle of an eight-game trip.

Here firms have done better, raising close to £49 billion in debt and £22 billion in equity in the past four years (see chart).

"I think Chicagoans appreciate officers and believe they deserve a better raise" in their next contract with the city, Mr. Shields said.

Biddulph's 1997 book Raising Boys is described in Man Up as "the handbook on how we can better raise Australia's sons" – but I remember it differently.

Tiger officials say that if they believe the movement can better raise a child from a poor family, they will take him or her, with the parents' permission.