Sentence examples for harder raising from inspiring English sources

Now that the rich world's economies are struggling, that has become harder, raising the prospect of the sort of ills that led to emerging-market crises in the past: excess government spending, rapid credit growth and inflation.

"I hope that this will allow students to work less and study harder, raising their GPA [grade point average] and making them more competitive in the job market".

When One True Thing, a movie about a woman who put her life on hold in order to care for her cancer-stricken mother, was released, Sharon Waxman, then a reporter for The Washington Post, asked Meryl Streep, who played the role of the sick mother, which is harder: raising your three kids or acting?

A great book is one that makes me re-evaluate what I'm doing, dig deeper, try harder, raise my own bar.

To make the exercise harder, raise the poles slightly by putting blocks under alternate ends.

"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.

"It was very hard raising children on the wage and stressful because if you pay one bill, you can't pay another," Serrano said.

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

Nodules are hard, raised bumps under the skin, and cysts are blocked pores that are usually large, red, and sore to the touch.