Sentence examples for good raise from inspiring English sources

But deals this good raise an obvious question.

By giving 71 percent of available raise money to men, Professor Belliveau pointed out that "managers ensured that men did not need to negotiate to obtain a good raise.

• In Monday's column, when Nick Nickell opened one heart and the next player made a takeout double, Dick Freeman could not respond one spade, because it would have shown a good raise to two hearts.

Whatever you may think progress looks like — a rebounding stock market, a new house, a good raise — the governments of the world have long held the view that only one statistic, the measure of gross domestic product, can really show whether things seem to be getting better or getting worse.

Of those that had a negative experience, their top reasons were: Their parent or guardian "hasn't had a good raise in years" (39%), "doesn't like/trust boss (33%), "doesn't like their job" and "doesn't like/trust their colleagues" (both 30%), and "doesn't like/trust top executives at the company" (28%).

Two New York Times byliners volunteered to join us (for a good raise), then got cold feet.

Darwin believed manufacturers could be forces for good, raising taste, improving conditions, fighting for reform.

"We achieved time to build a better relationship with our unions, and the workers have good raises and good pensions.

Life was good, raising kids who were flourishing in the public schools and enjoying all the great sports programs here.

Diffusible public goods raise a collective action problem: an individual can free ride on the goods produced by his neighbors.

If you are looking good though, raise the raise.