Sentence examples for longer raising from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corzine is no longer raising money for Mr. Obama's campaign or the D.N.C., both of which have returned contributions made by Mr. Corzine and his wife.

Businesses, accordingly, are no longer raising sticker prices for consumer items; in fact, many companies are now considering lowering their prices in the months to come.

The failure to reach a resolution ensures that the bankruptcy, now in its second year, will drag on longer, raising the prospect of dueling litigation if Tribune cannot reach agreements with the lenders and bondholders it has to repay.

Planes armed with the latest surveillance systems can monitor larger areas than police helicopters and stay overhead longer, raising novel civil liberties issues that have so far gotten little scrutiny from courts.

It is pure delusion to think that the smartest corporations will be drawn to a Britain not only outside the single European market but no longer raising enough tax to invest in its society, services and infrastructure.

The diplomats also conceded that the process could take significantly longer, raising the risk that the Iranian public might grow disillusioned with the agreement, and strengthen the country's hardliners.

Such talk no longer raises eyebrows.

He waves him nearer, since he can no longer raise his stiffening body.

The effect on Slovak industry is serious, because companies can no longer raise equity finance.

After that, that's it — he can no longer raise or spend any other money.

It no longer raises eyebrows when celebrities are commercialized after their deaths.