Sentence examples for better raising from inspiring English sources

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).

"That means measuring ourselves better, raising the performance bar, adding people in key spots and winning with the army we've got".

The mechanisms responsible include increasing paid employment so that workers engaged in low-paying self-employment can move into positions that pay better, raising the returns to self-employment for those who remain self-employed, upgrading education and skills, and improving labor market programs.

Abbott did them one better, raising no issues at all.

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

"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.

"Who wants to buy a big house for Mom and Dad one day?" "You'd better raise your hand for that," one mother said, elbowing her son.