Sentence examples for points raising from inspiring English sources

They lost by 17 points, raising the possibility that the Big Four discussion was premature.

After trailing the Conservatives by far wider margins for much of the last two years, Labour has clawed back in recent polls to a gap of about 10 percentage points, raising the possibility that neither party will win an overall majority.

A single bearish trader on Chicago's derivatives exchange may have unwittingly triggered a chain of events that caused a so-called "flash crash" on Wall Street last week, in which the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged by a nerve-jangling 998 points, raising the prospect of stockmarket apocalypse just as voters were going to the polls in Britain.

Ms. Rogers, a single mother of two living in a three-bedroom ranch in suburban Boston, faces a rate increase of three percentage points, raising her monthly house payment by $300, to $1,419, and putting her at a financial crossroads.

Learner 1 got 6 points and the LPS is.50, falling into the low range of LPS according to Kozulin and Garb's (2002) category, whereas Learner 2 earned 10 points, raising his LPS to.83, towards the upper end of the mid range of LPS (.79 ≤ LPS ≤ .88).88

Each lost by seven to eight points, raising relatively little money and finding no help from independent expenditures.

At this point stop raising the nose.

But there were more complex points raised.

But there have also been some interesting points raised.

North, with six undisclosed points, raised to three no-trump.

The school went through the points raised by Ofsted.