Sentence examples for mean raised from inspiring English sources

Raised trousers mean raised respect, they said.

That would mean raising taxes earlier than expected.

That would mean raising it to around £12,500.

That would mean raising taxes above current levels!

But that would mean raising taxes on wealthy Americans.

But it does mean raising and standardising the qualifications for joining a board.

It may mean raising fares, although that should be a last resort.

That may ultimately mean raising interest rates, even when the immediate outlook is for low inflation.

Now, if devaluation is a code word to mean raising the inflation target, fine.

Not, you notice, that somebody loses them — which would mean raising those people up.

Qualifying for a state tournament is a mixed blessing; it may mean raising another $10,000.