Sentence examples for predicted to raise from inspiring English sources

One of Greece's plans to raise money was to privatise state assets, which was predicted to raise €50bn by the end of 2015.

Some have also wondered if the chancellor might be opening up unintended tax avoidance opportunities, despite announcing a crackdown on abuse,which is predicted to raise £1bn a year.

Although we cannot directly blame Movember, the success of the campaign (this year, the campaign is predicted to raise over £345m globally) sits in direct correlation with the waning coolness in moustaches.

A similar change went into effect in March in Massachusetts, where the daily keno drawings increased to 15 times an hour from 12, an increase predicted to raise an additional $24 million a year.

Now it's introducing a tax predicted to raise £500m, which in a wonderful virtuous circle will be diverted to supporting sport in schools, breakfast clubs and after-school care.

A match scheduled for May is predicted to raise $400m Baked Alaska Smoking cannabis becomes legal this week in Alaska, the latest state to lift its prohibition of the drug after Colorado and Washington, which took the plunge last year.

With costs predicted to rise further, and concerns raised over light rail procurement nationally, on 20 July 2004, Alistair Darling (the Secretary of State for Transport) announced the Government had withdrawn its share of funding Metrolink due to excessive costs.

Up- and downconversion, however, are predicted to be able to raise the efficiency above the SQ limit [10, 11].

This is predicted to increase competitive pressure and raise the competitive orientation of pharmacies.

At equivalent concentrations, bicarbonate is predicted to be more effective at raising tumour pHe than a buffer of pKa 7.2, but bicarbonate elevates blood pHe, unlike the alternate buffer.

The MELK gene which is found in gills and is involved in erythrocyte development was predicted to be targeted by miRNA_14 raising the hypothesis that miR_14 could be involved in erythrocyte development [ 56].