Sentence examples for has still raised from inspiring English sources
In the 48 week period total sales were down 0.6%, but it has still raised its overall forecast for 2010.
Of course, Mr. Bush has still raised more than Mr. Kerry and had more in the bank in June.
The fact it has still raised so much equity reflects a tough regulator and the perception that to command the confidence of its private-banking customers, its minimum core-capital must always be far above the 4% level.That points to one problem with the exercise: a 4% minimum at the bottom of the cycle may be too low.
Heather Hancock, the official responsible, says the risk is low because the agency will collect the rent (which will be used for redevelopment) and it will sell the property as soon as a private firm has signed up to redevelop it.That convinced the Treasury to authorise the purchase, but it has still raised a lot of eyebrows.
Worse and maybe better Bad government, bad neighbour Don't let it starve Reprints Related items Slavery: Unbroken yokesMar 10th 2005 Nigeria: Gunmen and reformersSep 30th 2004The WFP's Greg Barrow says that despite months of warnings about Niger's "creeping emergency", it is "astonishing" that the WFP has still raised only a third of the modest $16m it has asked for from donor countries.
1n 2012, one of the most cited articles in the field of EC which was published in tobacco control, has still raised the same questions of the first study published in this field.
He adds: "We've still raised a lot more money for other people than for ourselves".
If the founder had been out looking for an extension with 6-9 mofths of cash, it could have still raised capital with the halo of promise.
By August 1987, Biden's campaign, whose messaging was confused due to staff rivalries, had begun to lag behind those of Michael Dukakis and Dick Gephardt, although he had still raised more funds than all candidates but Dukakis, and was seeing an upturn in Iowa polls.
But his latest outpouring has still managed to raise some eyebrows.
By 1958, the Hockey Hall of Fame had still not raised sufficient funds to construct a permanent building in Kingston.
