Sentence examples for contests raised from inspiring English sources
The judicial candidates in Tuesday's decisive primary contests raised roughly $2 million.
Between 2000 and 2007 state Supreme Court contests raised $168m, more than twice the amount raised in the 1990s.
Although Tehreek-e-Labbaik, a new far-right Islamist party dedicated to killing blasphemers, failed to win any national seats, its strong second place in many contests raised fears that it will influence the future of Pakistani politics.
The early rush of primaries is complicated by the fact that several states have pushed back their contests, raising the possibility of a drawn-out fight for the nomination.
This year's Alpha Phi Omega Big Screw contest raised nearly $3,000 for charity, and Assistant Dean Neal Dorow will once again have his name engraved on the aluminum screw.
For one, not permitting those Democrats and independents who voted in the Republican primary in January to take part in a new contest raised constitutional issues.
Mitt Romney, the leading contender in the Republican contest, raised $24 million in the final three months of last year and a total of $56 million since he entered the race last summer.
In any case, Nassau officials are gearing up for thousands of complaints to be filed, given the scope of the reassessment and the natural inclination of owners to contest raised valuations, figuring they have nothing to lose.
●Krishanti Vignarajah, a former aide to Michelle Obama and the only woman in the contest, raised $431,000 since entering the race in September, including a $100,000 personal loan to herself, and has spent little.
With the teams donning pink jerseys for the contest, Burbank and Crescenta Valley took park in a Dig Pink event at Burbank High, where each dig in the contest raised money for the cause.
My supporters also can take pride in the fact that the Goulet contest raised money for Movember (us.movember.com), an international charity that not only helps fund cancer research but encourages men to grow mustaches.
