Sentence examples for going to be raise from inspiring English sources

"They can say forced overtime is a big problem, can you give Saturday afternoons off?" he said, adding that the factories' "response is going to be raise the prices you give us".

This is the most important flag that's going to be raised.

We are not going to be raising the top rate of tax".

"That's an unfortunate position we find ourselves in at the moment, that eyebrows are going to be raised, questions are going to be asked about our performances.

Unfortunately, the user fees that support this work aren't going to be raised anytime soon by Washington.

And if the choice is going to be raising taxes or cutting services, you better say which.

It's a safe bet that the hottest topic in monetary policy is going to be raised when the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, takes questions from reporters Wednesday afternoon.

He hailed Corbyn's promise, saying: "It's very welcome that it looks like someone is going to be raising human rights directly to Xi Jinping.

People all around Britain will have been watching that and hopefully now the profile of amateur boxing within Great Britain is going to be raised.

"In this age of public surveillance and increasing intrusions into privacy, I think some fundamental issues are going to be raised by this show," Mr. Jenkins said.

I'm not going to be raising it again because I don't think it's worth it in the scheme of things.