Sentence examples for modestly raising from inspiring English sources

Zenith is predicting an improved outlook for the final months of 2001 and is modestly raising ad spending estimates for 2002 and 2003.

In blazing contrast to the extravagant and often corrupt leaders of the Palestine Liberation Organisation PLOO), he lived modestly, raising vast sums for his education and welfare charities and, no doubt, for weapons too.

Some of the newest studies suggest firms employ a variety of strategies to deal with a higher minimum wage, from modestly raising prices to saving money from lower turnover.Policymakers face practical issues.

So they gave up their civil service jobs, fled their home in Jamaica Estates, changed their names and settled in Albuquerque, where they lived modestly, raising their only son and making and selling crafts.

He has the advantage of coming from the same wing of the Democratic Party as Clinton they both speak the same language of expanding opportunity, while modestly raising taxes on the rich and encouraging businesses, particularly small businesses, to grow.

The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note has fallen slightly to 3.96percentt, from 3.98percentt on March 19, when the war began, modestly raising the bond's value.

On June 4th the government modestly raised the price of petrol and diesel.

That said, I welcome efforts by the Fed to modestly raise inflation expectations, and would like to see more.

Our unwillingness to even modestly raise taxes has produced huge public debt, crumbling infrastructure and deteriorating public education.

And, by rescinding many of the Bush tax cuts, not just those affecting top incomes, it would modestly raise taxes even on middle-income families.

It simply isn't true that if a superstar city modestly raises its taxes most of its affluent residents will pull up stakes and leave.