Sentence examples for needs has raised from inspiring English sources

The availability of freshwater to meet different water needs has raised serious concerns in the last decades all around the world.

To avoid tapping individual donor accounts for its own overhead, Modest Needs has raised operating funds from the Harnisch Foundation and the Omidyar Network.

Happify Health, a developer of digital tools and programs it says are "designed to motivate individuals to address the full range of their emotional needs," has raised $25 million.

Care/of, a year-old, New York-based company that makes subscription-only vitamin supplements that it says are tailored specifically to users' needs, has raised $12 million in Series A funding to get more of its pill packs on users' welcome mats.

Ever increasing energy needs have raised the demands for advanced fuels and cladding materials that withstand the extreme radiation environments with improved accident tolerance over a long period of time.

Children in Need has raised more than £740m since its first incarnation in 1980.

It is comfortable with its financing needs and has raised its dividend by 5%, helping to push the shares up 3.5p to 530p.

The BBC's Children in Need appeal has raised a record £31 million, in the same week the British public raised £30 million for survivors in the devastated Philippines following Typhoon Haiyan.

The Justin Campaign – named after the only openly gay top-flight footballer, the late Justin Fashanu – said: "The postponement of this long awaited and much needed video has raised grave concerns regarding the FA's overall approach to tackling homophobia".

Recently the growing demand in railway transportation has raised the need for practitioners to improve the design of railway systems.

It needs £4bn; so far it has raised only £1.2bn.