Sentence examples for does to raise from inspiring English sources

Some 80 percent of humanity eats insects, and raising them would cost the environment a fraction of what it does to raise pigs or cattle.

There is the issue of sustainability, he reminded me — by some estimates it takes 30 times as much land to raise animals industrially as it does to raise vegetables — compounded by the fact that we'll soon need to grow more food for ourselves rather than feeding it to animals.

The celebrities are herded and coddled as nonvoting super delegates, but on-camera modesty ("I'm here to educate myself") is one of the cardinal rules of the Creative Coalition, which seems to exist as much to rehabilitate the image of politically minded celebrities as it does to raise awareness for the arts and other civic causes.

Some schools distort what they do to raise their score.

Unless a deal can be done to raise the ceiling.

"You gotta do what you gotta do to raise a family.

Jopling, now an environment consultant, believes more needs to be done to raise awareness.

Nowadays, the mindset seems to be more, "What can I do to raise my profile?

What else could be done to raise wages and thereby spur the economy?

But what more can be done to raise the political pressure for their freedom?

So what can WWE do to raise the bar at WrestleMania?