Sentence examples for raise ahead of from inspiring English sources

Given the generic chop of both Clinkle and Secret, it's hard to keep in mind that not every company is desperate to raise ahead of its product, execution and plans.

Given the generic chop of both Clinkle and Secret, it's hard to keep in mind that not every company is desperate to raise ahead of its product, execution and plans.

For Wix, it is not yet clear how the roadmap will unfold from here, or exactly how much the company plans to raise ahead of its IPO — or when it intends to go public for that matter — though Globes is reporting that it plans to raise $75 million at a $400 million valuation.

[C3.] Doubts Raised Ahead of an I.P.O.

And if there were any issues, they hadn't been raised ahead of time.

Concerns were raised, ahead of the AP investigation, about the state of Rio's Guanabara Bay - where the sailing will take - which a number of competitiors have described as the dirtiest place they have ever trained or competed.

On Monday she sent fellow MPs an open letter about her aims in her new job, seen by many as a flag raised ahead of what seemed then like an imminent leadership campaign.

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Time-lapse photography shows how the pitch at Hampden stadium in Glasgow has been raised ahead of the Commonwealth Games.

Security concerns have been raised ahead of the World Cup playoff between Egypt and Ghana in Cairo in just over a week's time.

With an estimated 170,000 protesters occupying several major intersections in sprawling Bangkok, the stakes have been raised ahead of next month's elections, which the protesters want postponed pending the creation of an appointed government of "good people".