Sentence examples for has started to raise from inspiring English sources

It has started to raise interest rates despite the terrible state of many European economies.

Lately, Wall Street has been unhappy with the company's financial performance, and, in response, Amazon has started to raise prices on, for example, its Prime memberships.

In the past, the Fed has started to raise interest rates well before inflation actually becomes apparent, hoping to act pre-emptively.

The debt-to-GDP ratio of the G7 group of nations is at its highest level for 60 years (see chart 5).That has started to raise questions about whether countries can actually meet the bill.

Clive Stafford Smith, his British lawyer, concedes that for the first time Aamer, widely regarded as a robust and resourceful character, has started to raise the possibility that he might die inside Guantánamo Bay.

A campaign has started to raise funds for a bronze bust to honour the memory of the man who re-discovered Tudor warship the Mary Rose.

"I've started to raise money.

They have started to raise them.

Banks also have started to raise mortgage rates on new loans.

Some Conservatives have started to raise concerns about the prime minister's lack of interest.

Jordan's king said he had started to raise a "red flag" about the dangers of mixing church and state.