Sentence examples for maybe raising from inspiring English sources
Maybe raising the subject of "Tom" will even things up.
Under Mr Ghosn's plan, Nissan's domestic capacity is to drop to a more realistic 1.65m units a year by 2002, maybe raising utilisation to 82%.
While Donald J. Trump exploits that anger, his grab bag of proposals — deporting a large share of the work force; offering multitrillion-dollar tax cuts, mostly for the rich, that would only further widen inequality; blocking trade with much of the world; maybe raising the minimum wage, maybe not — would do nothing to bolster growth.
"We should be looking for greater resilience - perhaps by re-routing transport links, or making individual homes flood-proof, or maybe raising roads if that proves cost-effective".
The goal for Precursor is to write checks in the range of $150,000 to $250,000 to teams that have maybe two founders and a prototype and probably not much in the way of a launched product or traction, with about 20percentt of the capital set aside to participate in [slightly more mature] companies that are maybe raising $2 million on a $6 million [pre-money] valuation.
And that idea, oddly enough, also fills me with hope, because if the police and military can't stop the loggers, maybe raising the welfare of Aceh will.
"On top of that, it's about making sure we're more consistent because in the past we've maybe raised ourselves for one-off games but we have to make sure we do that time and again".
Samuel Gompers, head of the AFL, offered a classic crisis compromise to Coolidge: Remove the unpopular Curtis, maybe raise pay and consider "the human side of the question," and Gompers would halt the strike.
"That rain's going to keep the levels that we see at the moment and maybe raise them up to what we saw earlier this week but we are not expecting them to go above that," he said.
Instead for now, I'm going to take some time and do some advisory work (and maybe raise a different kind of fund – but more on that later!)".
Maybe raise a can to that.
