Sentence examples for moving to raise from inspiring English sources

Reckson, which is based in Melville, N.Y., is moving to raise cash to finance new developments.

The outlook on Spanish sovereign debt was recently downgraded, and the government is moving to raise taxes and cut spending.

That figure might be expected to rise this year, with most major domestic airlines moving to raise those penalty fees to $200 for a changed ticket, from $150.

Big manufacturers are moving to raise salaries because they are desperate to attract new workers at a time when many coastal factory cities are struggling with labor shortages.

But poised for enormous growth and in the midst of sea change, the profession is moving to raise its educational profile.

She said as long as wage gains remained weak and inflation low, the Fed was prepared to remain "patient" in moving to raise rates.

The governor moved to raise taxes.

Other banks have moved to raise capital in the market.

When he moved to raise the drinking age to 21, there was an outcry.

Sadly, moves to raise new money and curb the deficit have been few and far between.

Some banks had already moved to raise capital in anticipation of the results.