Sentence examples for like raised from inspiring English sources

That's useful because of harder-to-counterfeit features like raised lettering, microprinting and ghost images.

The former chief executive of Autonomy has posted an open letter to shareholders with some questions he'd like raised at Wednesday's shareholders' meeting in Mountain View, Calif.

There was an overarching conditional acceptability; patients appeared to be accepting of the charge, but would like raised revenue to be used constructively.

He also recommended a number of physical changes, like raised crosswalks, to slow traffic.

The treehouses are more like raised cabins with two levels, indoor nets to lounge about on, kitchenettes and bathrooms.

Any image, any surface, appeared to be built of layers, that is, cut out like raised pastry.

And most of you don't like raising money.

Republicans could say to the country: Hey, we don't like raising tax rates.

"I don't like raising taxes at all," Rudolph W. Giuliani said on CNBC this week.

I don't like raising problems when I cannot see a solution.

So I'm worried about the fact that they seem to like raising interest rates.