Sentence examples for might have to raise from inspiring English sources

"Those companies might have to raise rates," he said.

The move increased the possibility that SABMiller might have to raise its bid.

Some analysts said Mr. Pandit might have to raise more capital after the latest infusion.

All parties might have to raise taxes and cut welfare benefits more than they expect.

Analysts have said that Northrop might have to raise its offer to $55 a share to win approval.

You suggested in the article that you might have to raise your prices 4 percent to cover the cost of providing health insurance.

"There might be the outside possibility that he might not have to raise rates again".

So it is hard to predict how much employers in southern China might eventually have to raise pay to offset labor shortages in their factories.

Wall Street economists believe that whoever replaces Mr Hatoyama will need to address these problems directly, and might also have to raise the consumption-tax rate.

[Page A1.] Dow Jumps 9 Points, to 11,292.63 Stocks were mixed after new economic data suggested that the Fed might not have to raise interest rates further.

But given the strong economy and increasing inflationary pressures, the Fed might now have to raise its short-term interest rate target more than the two quarter-point moves that Lehman Brothers has forecast, Mr. Applegate said.