Sentence examples for raise ever from inspiring English sources

Ms. Yellen also highlighted the perverse incentives that were perhaps driving private equity executives to raise ever more money.

And his presence in the Nationals owners' box might raise, ever so slightly, the moral tone of Major League Baseball, and of Bush league Washington, too.

Despite his lofty goal, the Clinton campaign's chairman, Terry McAuliffe, denied last week that he had pressed Mr. Hsu to raise ever larger sums for Senator Clinton.

And even if there is no such direct effect from sponsoring the games, there is an indirect benefit: you raise ever further the costs of entering the global market.

Mr. Bogner, like other analysts, painted a dark picture of a company managing itself in the future to increase cash flow in order to pay off its debt and seeking to raise ever more funds by additional asset sales.

But – like many people, I suspect – I have no wish to see US-style political advertising on television, forcing our political parties to raise ever larger funding by increasingly dubious means.

In the absence of campaign-finance reform, national party committees will be able to raise ever-larger pots of unregulated "soft" money, and use these to buy candidates' respect.

The conversion of large swaths of land into feed grain monocultures to raise ever-growing numbers of animals emits the potent greenhouse gas nitrous oxide, as synthetic fertilizers leach into soils and water.

The frustrations and strains of being a legislator — in particular, the pain of having to vote on demagogic proposals (and being vulnerable to attack if one votes "wrong") and the constant pressure to raise ever-increasing amounts of money for reëlection — are growing, to the point where some senators, to the surprise of their colleagues, have chosen to retire.

Ever since the rollout of the $100 billion SoftBank Vision Fund, established VCs have been outdoing each other to raise ever-bigger funds.

It is extremely dangerous for European earlier-stage VCs to raise ever-larger funds, or early-stage European companies to take very large A or B rounds.