Sentence examples for hard raise from inspiring English sources

This statement rubs women, who work hard, raise families and live well-rounded lives, the wrong way.

"The vast majority of these millions of marijuana smokers are good citizens who work hard, raise families and contribute to their communities," he says.

This country has always been a place where people could begin a new life, work hard, raise a family, pay taxes and be a part of the American dream.

"President Obama has lived in the District now for four years, and has seen first-hand how patently unfair it is for working families in D.C. to work hard, raise children and pay taxes, without having a vote in Congress," the White House said in a statement at the time.

Did we work so hard, raise so much money, spend so much time sleeping on floors and couches, trudge through the snows of Iowa, toil in the barrios, to give a rightwing conservative Republican control over the 2010 Census when history has shown that Republicans consider the Census just another dataset that can be altered to suit their political needs?

Good girls study hard, raise their hand (or their long legs) in class, arrive early and stay late, listen to their mothers (even if they are Barbara Hershey in the Mama Rose role she was always meant to play), and keep quiet even if threatened by a predatory colleague who is out to steal their straight-A status--all the while studying or dancing even harder to prove their mettle.

It will not be hard raising a hundred children.

He was also seduced by the sector dial and its hard raised enamel.

"It is hard raising money," said Pete Fennelly, spokesman for the Cancer Fund of America, a charity that employs several outside fund-raisers.

Tivadar, an urbane freethinker, was philosophically opposed to the idea of working too hard; raising his two sons became his main project.

It's hard raising money as a consumer packaged goods (CPG) company, but one startup wants to make it easier.