Sentence examples for much raised from inspiring English sources

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 youngest of four siblings, he grew up in Conyers, Ga., an Atlanta suburb, the son of a decidedly American woman who pretty much raised him on her own.

With that, the man who many people believe won the war for the soul of the Democratic Party while losing the battle for the Presidential nomination, said, "Thank you all very much," raised his right arm in the air, and, pausing barely at all to take in the crowd reaction, walked off the stage.

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.

I have a friend who from the age of 9 protected his drug-addicted mother from abusive boyfriends, and pretty much raised his younger siblings.

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.

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".

Since they're already charging what the traffic will bear, they can't much raise prices to cover a tax.

I wanted to see how much raising the minimum wage would change their geographies of access to the city.