Sentence examples for needs to raise a from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Morrow's biggest problem may be that he needs to raise a lot more money for Clearwire.

The oldest black book store in the country, San Francisco's Marcus Books, needs to raise a million dollars to stay open.

The proper way to approach that proposal is to accept that the government needs to raise a certain amount of money.

Tesco needs to raise a substantial sum or analysts fear it will have to resort to a rights issue; in April it reported the biggest ever loss recorded by a British supermarket.

She just needs to raise a bit more money by selling a few things -- some used underwear, a cast-off school uniform -- in a fetish store that caters to old pedophiles.

And though Cayard says he "still needs to raise a million bucks to get all the way to March," the performance of his new boat, USA-61, in the semifinals should help the cause.

But he said the company still needs to raise an additional $250,000 to enable it to have an "immediate future".

According to Adam D. Weinberg, the Whitney's director, the museum has enough money to start building next May, although it needs to raise an additional $215 million to reach its goal of $590 million, most of which would go to the endowment.

Alejandro Foxley, finance minister in the first Concertación government, says that the state needs to raise an extra 2-3% of GDP in taxes to satisfy the public demand for better education, infrastructure and institutions (see chart 2).Mr Larraín disagrees.

The group also needs to raise an undetermined wad of cash to get going.

A less-is-more talent, she only needs to raise an eyebrow, add a lilt or even a growl to her voice to supply comic gold.