Sentence examples for it started to raise from inspiring English sources

"Deposit Plan Will Cost Banks More" (Business Day, Oct. 2) suggests that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation willingly waited several years before it started to raise premiums.

But a growing number of experts, including Mr. Evans of the Chicago Fed, contend that the Fed waited too long before it started to raise rates again in June 2004.

The central bank does not plan to unwind its portfolio until it starts to raise interest rates, meaning that it currently projects that the first asset sales would happen no sooner than early in 2015.

"It starts to raise questions about the recent tech stock run up".

But when you make 12 of them in a row, it starts to raise questions.

The Bank of England has targeted wage increases of 3.5%to4%4% before it starts to raise interest rates.

"When a business relies on free labor but also controls how that labor is performed, it starts to raise concerns".

WASHINGTON — Given high unemployment and low inflation, the Federal Reserve is likely to wait until 2012 before it starts to raise interest rates, a new Fed research paper states.

Indeed, as Bryant starts to hit some of these major milestones, it starts to raise difficult questions about his place in NBA history.

Given the high unemployment and low inflation, the Fed is likely to wait until 2012 before it starts to raise interest rates, according to a research paper released Monday by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

"As soon as it looks like the U.S. is not supporting royal families in the gulf region, it starts to raise eyebrows everywhere — in Qatar, in Saudi Arabia, in Kuwait, in Oman," Mr. Gengler said.