Sentence examples for intending to raise a from inspiring English sources

Findables, co-founded by Derick Yee and now a team of eight, has raised angel funding in the "hundreds of thousands," and was intending to raise a round a few months back.

In the next decade, the university intends to raise a hundred and seventy-four million dollars and borrow $1.8 billion.

Some of the laboratories offering the tests emphasize that the results are merely intended to raise a warning flag.

Out of respect for the Lord, I do not intend to raise a single question on the subject of sin.

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts recently opened an office in London; on January 13th it said it intended to raise a fund of several billion dollars to invest in Europe.

Though they had originally intended to raise a modest sum, the partners received a flood of contributions, eventually totaling $200,000, from about 6,000 donors.

Those two trials, intended to raise a traditional antibody-based response, were regarded at the time as the best hope for an effective vaccine.

As part of that plan, which was announced in October, AT&T also said it intended to raise a new credit line of about $15 billion.

Under the law, companies must hire firms to audit their operations, depending on how much they intend to raise, a huge expense for a small business, said Steve Bradford, a professor at the University of Nebraska College of Law.

The company intends to raise a minimum of $20,000 on Kickstarter to help fund production costs.

When Ross Levinsohn (pictured left) resigned as the President of Fox Interactive Media late last year it was rumored that he intended to raise a large fund to acquire Internet startups.