Sentence examples for much raise from inspiring English sources

Though they haven't managed the same success against the southern hemisphere teams or at World Cups, they very much raise their game in this competition – especially against England.

Even Theodor Herzl, one of the first advocates of Zionism, couldn't help thinking that "a half dozen duels would very much raise the social position of the Jews".

And Republican leaders are strongly opposed, saying the bills cost too much, raise taxes, cut Medicare and dangerously expand federal power.

The new industry studies are fueling broader criticism that the plans advanced by Democrats will cost too much, raise consumer expenses and insert the government more deeply into the health care sector.

For tens, perhaps hundreds of millions of people across India, what happened in 2002, or at least what they believe happened, does not so much raise doubts about Modi's claim to lead the country, but reinforce it.

I don't think that "The White Ribbon" is, aesthetically, a very good movie, in part because it's a movie in the op-ed mode, in which the director, Michael Haneke, doesn't so much raise the question of the political results of authoritarian child-rearing as to assert the answer.

But it's tough to quantify how much raising marginal taxes inhibits angel investment.

They criticise us when we say leadership means we, Europe, shouldn't spend so much raising debts.

He has not so much raised the picture book into high art as revealed that it always could be that.

Candidates from both main parties report that neither the referendum nor the EU are much raised on the doorstep.

The numerical simulation showed that the flame speed of the mixture supported by catalytic surface reaction was much raised as compared to the mixture without a catalytic combustion.