Sentence examples for impressive raises from inspiring English sources

The airline agreed to contribute the equivalent of 11percentt of each pilot's pay, a footnote at the time to headlines about the impressive raises of more than 20percentt depending on a pilot's service.

The round follows an equally impressive raise by Castlight last month ($100M), which is essentially tackling the B2B or employer side of the market.

Despite some of the challenges Pham outlined above, Science has been able to complete a number of impressive seed raises and Series A raises for startups.

The power of the Agincourt DSS to generate comprehensive data on individuals in their rural community context is impressive, but raises the question of how much more powerful would a DSS be for migration studies if it could be linked to similar surveillance at the receiving end of the process.

CHICAGO – With Hillary Rodham Clinton reporting her impressive fund-raising after Tuesday's primary, Senator Barack Obama chose to report today that he raised $55 million during the month of February, breaking the previous one-month fund-raising record of $44 million that was set in March 2004 by Senator John Kerry.

The number essentially confirms earlier reports about his impressive fund-raising for the month.

Neither Deutscher nor Carr has found Stalin's truly appalling record sufficiently impressive to raise doubts about the ultimate value of the Russian October Revolution's historic achievements.

But behind the unprecedented numbers are several trends: Big money has come from the smallest donors and the impressive amounts raised by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton mask some shakier campaign finances.

Even before his victory in Iowa, Mr. Obama had an impressive fund-raising record in New York, receiving significant support from Wall Street, the entertainment industry and lawyers.

In an editorial in the journal, Dr. Joseph Coyle of Harvard Medical School said the results seemed impressive but raised questions about the use of such medications in children.

Newt Gingrich got himself into a row with the fiscal conservative brigade by pouring cold water on the party's plans for deep cuts to Medicare, the government health insurance scheme for the elderly, while Mitt Romney announced impressive fund-raising figures.