Sentence examples for has made raising from inspiring English sources

The figures underscore the challenge for the chancellor, George Osborne, who has made raising the UK's poor productivity growth a priority.

Osborne has made raising productivity – through measures such as spending on infrastructure and help for firms investing in research and development – a focus.

Rapidly increasing residential electricity demand has made raising energy efficiency an important policy issue in controlling electricity demand.

Trump has made raising money from wealthy interests a top priority in recent weeks.

Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn has made raising Illinois' minimum wage from $8.25 an hour to $10 a major plank in his reelection campaign platform.

And continuing high unemployment and sluggish economic growth have made raising energy costs for any reason a political nonstarter.

The boomers have made raising children an obsession, while more and more women voters are trying to balance motherhood and work.

The lack of government money for large projects and the recession have made raising money difficult but Tate director Nicholas Serota was upbeat and said he was "super-confident" that all the money would be raised.

Mr. Saban is said to want to be paid in cash, which would deplete News Corporation's resources at a time when the capital markets have made raising financing particularly difficult.

I had made raising my children and spending afternoons with them a priority.

Why must we always seek to prove or justify the choices we've made raising our kids?