Sentence examples for exists to raise from inspiring English sources

Our charity exists to raise awareness of breast cancer, which is still shockingly low.

"In actual fact, unless you're running for president, or have a team that exists to raise small dollars, you can't meet payroll that way," he said.

Fronted by lobbying guru Lionel Zetter, the London-based European Azerbaijan Society exists to raise "awareness of Azerbaijan" and foster "closer economic, political and cultural links between that country and the nations of Europe".

The authorities support the view that the material consideration in determining whether a monopoly exists is not that prices are raised and that competition actually is excluded but that power exists to raise prices or to exclude competition when it is desired to do so.

But I'm not so sure you achieve that with the briefest of visits and photo oportunities linked to a worthy and important organisation but one that – at the end of the day – exists to raise money from donor governments like ours.

The event exists to raise money for Feed My Starving Children and promote the infamous characters on Rodriguez's roster.

The Olympics should exist to raise our collective hopes, expectations and sights.

Gene engineering approaches exist to raise yields by controlling mandatory processes in the course of biopharmaceutical protein production.

The evidence proves that new schools also encourage the ones which already exist to raise their game.

Both men's political action committees (Pacs), which exist to raise money, employ Jim Ellis, who was indicted along with Mr DeLay.

I'm glad that groups like Hollaback! exist to raise awareness about street harassment – the response from men indicates it's still annoyingly necessary.