Sentence examples for generally raises from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Obama occasionally mentions climate change on the campaign trail, but he generally raises the issue to present a contrast with Mr. Romney.

It was designed especially for the Manhattan market, she added, where adventurous advertising is usually applauded, and luxurious excess generally raises no more eyebrows than a $15 green salad.

In fact, said Patrick Scott, president of the Weather Channel Network, the channel "expects to see a significant kick in the ratings," because bad weather generally raises viewership among the 84 million homes that receive the service.

I for one would welcome a special report on the "knot" in Europe and what it means for success, happiness, or other European values.Forrest Waller Alexandria, VirginiaSIR —It does a disservice to most divorced parents to perpetuate the myth that after divorce one parent generally raises the children 'alone'alone

A competitive Series A round is an equity round where a company generally raises greater than $5 million led by a top-quartile venture capital firm.

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

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

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

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

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