Sentence examples for nothing to raise from inspiring English sources

Haven't I argued that an overall fall in wages would do nothing to raise employment?

"But there's no magic in that, there's nothing to raise the spirit".

They were uneventful summers, and I'm sure did nothing to raise my test scores.

April's draft, considered quite average by most experts, did nothing to raise hopes.

The braised rabbit barely registered, and it came with a creamy polenta that did nothing to raise the taste level.

Just getting to this point is nothing to raise a banner about and say that we accomplished something".

On slower days when there is nothing specific to raise a flag for, the Plaza flies the flag of an uncontroversial country, often Canada (Fairmont is a Canadian company) or Britain.

The chancellor made matters worse by suggesting the prime minister had nothing urgent to raise with the man who will soon take the reins of the world's most powerful country.

Mr. Gore said practices like teaching to the test "might elevate the reputations of school administrators and politicians but actually do nothing to really raise standards".

In a recent Bloomberg article entitled, "Homes Razed by Spain Stun Foreigners as Slump Deepens," Miguel Martin Rabadan, general director of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP in Spain, said, "The bad press and examples of corruption have done nothing to help raise the confidence of international investors".

But there was nothing too outrageous to raise the hackles.