Sentence examples for course to raise from inspiring English sources

But typically, candidates aim to raise double their fund-raising tally in an election year, which would put her on course to raise $21 million in total.

It is on course to raise $23.1bn, giving the company a market value around $50bn.

Mr Bush is on course to raise $200m, about half of which will go on GOTV operations.

Despite limiting himself to individual contributions of no more than $1,000, he is on course to raise around $20m enough to give Mr Gore a fight.

So what's an inveterate scenester to do? Host a party during Fashion Week, of course, to raise the $350,000 he needs to stop the sale.

VW said it was on course to raise profits at least 10percentthis yearandand had nothing to gain from a deal.

"The architecture fits with our wider ethos of embedding sustainability into the content of all courses, to raise awareness of sustainability in the next generation," says Carl Lapworth, UWE's Masterplan director.

So last year, when the museum faced a budget gap, Suffolk County legislators proposed a modest increase in fees at parks and golf courses to raise the $1 million needed to keep it open.

Other effective activities include annual study-site inspections, and offering refresher courses to raise awareness of minority and vulnerability issues among researchers.

A better course, of course, is to raise the target to 3% and enjoy the good publicity.

One, of course, is to raise taxes.