Sentence examples for figures will raise from inspiring English sources

But their proximity to senior government figures will raise questions about disclosure rules surrounding meetings with ministers.

I suspect those figures will raise long-suffering smirks from anyone who works in the performing arts.

The figures will raise concerns that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is failing to crack down hard enough on bad practice despite all the concerns raised over Libor and other scandals.

Black and Asian young people leaving school are more likely to go to university than their white counterparts, according to new government figures that will raise fresh concerns about educational underachievement among white pupils.

Murdoch himself says that this year the Post will lose "close to twenty million dollars" — a figure that will raise the net total losses Murdoch has endured in the thirteen years he has owned the paper to more than a hundred million dollars.

Figures like these will raise amber flags in Washington, where regulators are finally waking up to the dangers of consolidation.

The figures from Citizens Advice will raise serious concerns that more people are sliding towards the poverty line and are finding it difficult to feed themselves.

The strong figures from John Lewis will raise hopes of a better than expected Christmas for the retailer after early data for Black Friday, which fell on 23 November, suggested shoppers had cut back this year.

Wall's ten-person team--closer to 30 when they designed Season 1 from scratch--begin by designing digital corkscrews, gears and chains, then apply high school physics to figure out how they will raise the miniature municipalities.

Kinder figures that increasing gasoline demand will raise his California pipeline revenue by 4%, or $10 million, this year.

"We know it will raise six figures this year," Lucas said.