Sentence examples for has generally raised from inspiring English sources

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

The commission's decision itself is said to be an issue for some member states, but the manner in which the UK has been treated has generally raised eyebrows.

The agreement is set to open Iran's economy to outside investment and has generally raised the prestige of Khamenei's government, which is quickly shaking its status as one of the world's pariah states.

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

In addition, he said, lenders in Australia have "generally raised rates a little more than the cash rate over recent months," meaning that most loan rates have risen by close to a percentage point, well above the cumulative 0.75 percentage-point increase in the key R.B.A. rate.

Still, claims about air bags have generally not raised the kind of alarms associated with speed-control issues.

The City Commission had generally praised Mr. Stanton in performance reviews, and it gave him a raise last year.

ANN NEUROL 2010 67 353 364 Amyloid-beta deposition is a central pathophysiological marker of Alzheimer disease (AD) but, at autopsy, a correlation of dementia severity with amyloid burden has generally not been found, raising questions about its relationship to disease progression.

Justin Yoshimura, 25, who invests in young companies and is chairman of the online jewelry business Ice.com, said his start-ups had generally eschewed raising large amounts of money to control spending.

Firms have generally begun raising larger and larger funds, as a wider variety of limited partners look to plug money into tech startups.

Fewer people are getting health insurance from their employers or from policies of family members, while raises have generally trailed inflation.