Sentence examples for preferred raises from inspiring English sources

The observation that the Sm-B/B' isoforms are present in a 1∶1 ratio while the longer isoform of U1-70k is preferred raises interesting evolutionary questions.

Ryan said that he preferred raised expectations, that the Jets understood that each incendiary statement only ballooned the target on their collective back.

A substantial majority preferred raising the payroll tax to any of the proposed cuts.

The discovery of new knowledge through science, or the creation of it, if you prefer, raises up and ennobles humankind, if anything can perform that difficult feat.

The presidents would -- president would prefer raising taxes.

"Ready for that vote on the floor?" Durbin said Democrats would prefer raising Medicare costs or reducing benefits for better-off seniors.

Mr. Brown, for his part, said he would prefer raising capital now to extinguish the debt, even if it diluted the value of existing shares.

They may prefer raising the money independently because of the freedom it gives them, but for the right project they will also happily spend three days filling in an Arts Council funding form.

When asked if they would prefer raising taxes in order to keep state services at their current level or cut services to keep taxes stable, 47 percent of the people who responded to the survey sided with the governor's approach of cutting services, but 41percentt said they would prefer higher taxes.

In rural environments and wooded parks, raccoons tend to prefer raised horizontal surfaces, such as logs, stumps, limbs, and forks of trees as latrine sites (1, 2, 12 ).

Did I mention that he would have preferred a raise?