Sentence examples for marked to raise from inspiring English sources

On 14 November, World Diabetes Day is marked to raise awareness of the condition.

The day is marked to raise awareness of the contribution made by the Army, Navy and RAF, and to allow the public to demonstrate their appreciation.

But the game soon went flat and the fans had to wait until after the half-hour mark to raise their voices again.

House Republicans have blocked her efforts to establish a new Climate Service within NOAA, and Doney's nomination marked an effort to raise the profile of the chief scientist's position.

She joined the Make Mine a Million challenge this year at the $344,000 revenue mark, hoping to raise that to $450,000 or higher.

Teach the symbols for inflection, such as a crescendo mark meaning to raise voice volume, and an upward arrow meaning to increase pitch.

Over 30 years since HIV/AIDs was first identified, people around the world are marking World Aids Day to raise awareness about the misunderstood disease.

The 21st of March 2017 has marked a remarkable collective effort to raise public awareness of cluster headache (CH).

I'd gone to a fundraising evening for the Keats-Shelley house in Rome, which is marking its centenary by attempting to raise money to expand.

Countries that had their currencies pegged to the mark came under pressure to raise their own rates in order to keep within their ERM bands.

Even if you think Rubio's proposed policy solutions are off-the-mark -- allow me to raise my hand first -- they are at least addressing granular domestic policy problems.