Sentence examples for opened to raise from inspiring English sources

Tao, a $6 million makeover of the old Plaza Theater, is just one of several restaurants that have recently opened to raise the stakes on New York Chinese.

In several cities public subscriptions were opened to raise funds for monuments.

Mr. Bloomberg is against raising taxes this year, but has left the door open to raising them in the future.

Mr. Viehbacher said Sanofi would be open to raising its bid but would need more detailed information to justify paying more.

Cassidy is more skeptical than Hertzberg and Lizza; he thinks that the G.O.P. might just be pretending to be open to raising taxes.

Nonetheless, the improving picture means the Fed may soon signal that it is open to raising interest rates from zero, where they have languished since 2008.

They "went on national television and implied the president lied his way into office and that he is open to raising taxes".

Mr. Gore asserted that Mr. Bush had "left the door wide open" to raising the retirement age for Social Security as a means of bolstering the system.

The Republican leader of the New York Senate said Wednesday that his caucus was open to raising the state's minimum wage and creating a private fund to help the children of illegal immigrants pay for college.

The global pressures that have kept the Fed from raising interest rates "appear to be waning during the first half of 2016", Bullard said on Thursday, implying that the Fed might be open to raising rates in June.

So far the strongest show of support has come from Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, who said last week that he was open to raising taxes or creating a new tax to support the authority.