Sentence examples for consequences of raising from inspiring English sources

But we should look carefully at the consequences of raising the minimum.

In other words, scaling back litigation or regulation may have unintended consequences of raising the costs of non-legal sanctions.

Entrepreneurs need to think about 1) when to raise money, 2) why to raise money and 3) who to take money from, 4) the consequences of raising money.

Stock investors appeared on Friday to be more concerned about the economic consequences of raising tax rates than about a downgrade of the nation's credit.

When forced to choose between these competing fears, more worry about the consequences of raising the debt ceiling than about what would happen if it is not raised.

Which led him to passive-aggressively offer the point that: "There's considerable disagreement among sociologists as to what the consequences of raising a child in a … in a single-sex family, whether that is harmful to the child or not".

All of them were bright young prospects who burst onto the scene with a bang, and who have had to deal with the consequences of raised expectations ever since.

Is all this an unintended consequence of raising academic standards?

Argentina points to the fact that the transactions in which the Bonods were issued did not have the ordinary commercial consequence of raising capital or financing acquisitions.

The paper has the discomfiting consequence of raising questions about the accuracy of the Fed's Survey of Consumer Finances, widely treated as an authoritative source.

Obamacare could have the unintended consequence of raising health insurance premiums and causing a decline in the number of people with insurance.