Sentence examples for likely to raise enough from inspiring English sources

Democrats say that since no party candidate is likely to raise enough signatures to qualify for the ballot by the deadline on Friday, the state party will be allowed to select its Senate candidate.

A third possibility was Jonathan Weinzapfel, the mayor of Evansville, Democratic officials said Democrats say that since no party candidate is likely to raise enough signatures to qualify for the ballot by the deadline on Friday, the state party will be allowed to select its Senate candidate.

Invitations were sent in April to the candidates who at the time seemed likely, in the sponsors' judgment, to raise enough in donations to qualify for matching public funds under New York's campaign-finance law.

At the end of its first day, Naran has already achieved more than 30percentt of its funding goal for the Microbot Push, and with 30 days remaining, it's quite likely that it'll be able to raise enough to cover its costs.

At the end of its first day, Naran has already achieved more than 30percentt of its funding goal for the Microbot Push, and with 30 days remaining, it's quite likely that it'll be able to raise enough to cover its costs.

It's hard to raise enough money.

(She also hopes to raise enough to buy a house).

Would Mr. Obama be able to raise enough money?

But they were unable to raise enough money from investors.

The musicians accuse management of failing to raise enough money.

The trick is to raise enough money to afford them.