Sentence examples for generally raise from inspiring English sources

"But it is also a show that would generally raise concerns about what gets on television.

"Appeals triggered by earthquakes and the associated tsunami generally raise the highest totals.

Corporate buyout specialists generally raise money from big investors and then buy undervalued or underappreciated companies.

(Dick Cheney does not generally raise his voice, but he always looks as if he wants to).

These purchases generally raise prices, and the Fed has previously engaged in such quantitative easing in part because policy makers worried that prices might otherwise start falling.

The population is mostly of the Dir and Isaaq clans, who generally raise their camels and goats outside of the Guban near permanent wells in the Galgodon Highlands.

So the rise of manufacturing has generally raised the opportunities and the status of women.

Pfizer generally raises prices once a year, and usually at the same time.

Each donor had generally raised at least $100,000 for her 2008 campaign.

Generally, raising the equivalence ratio resulted in enhanced turbulent burning velocity, excepting measurements made at the lowest turbulent velocity.

Women are generally raised and expected to be compliant, so diagnostic markers of autism are often self-suppressed and internalised.