Sentence examples for race raised from inspiring English sources

The race raised more than $100,000.

So is Mr. Dewhurst, though his last race raised doubts among some voters.

Effective ABM systems have been sought since the Cold War, when the nuclear arms race raised the spectre of complete destruction by unstoppable ballistic missiles.

The decision to start the race raised questions about the proper balance between athlete safety and the demands of the sponsors.

In 2008, excitement generated by the presidential race raised turnout in both party primaries in Texas, in March, and in the general election later that year, which drew more than 8 million voters.

Soon after, Colin Criniti, the classroom's resident expert on Senator John McCain of Arizona — he had dutifully reported to his teacher when Mr. McCain's opponent Mitt Romney dropped out of the race — raised a hand.

The race raises funds for Seeing is Believing, a global initiative that helps tackle avoidable blindness.

The closeness of the Obama-Romney race raises the stakes for the varying approaches pollsters take — for private campaign strategy as well as public debate.

Support for green energy is emerging as one of the starker divides in the presidential race, raising questions about the renewable energy sector's ability to thrive.

As they both go for the puck near the blue line, Erskine looks up and, noticing he'll lose the race, raises his elbow directly into Simmonds' head.

Former Gov. Jim Gilmore, a staunchly conservative Republican, is also said to be considering a race, raising the prospect of a tough internal fight among Virginia Republicans.