Sentence examples for raise means from inspiring English sources

Raise means "lift" and is a transitive verb, meaning it needs a subject and an object (i.e. subject + "raise" + object).

But the $34,312 it did raise means we wouldn't be surprised to see it re-enter our orbit in the near future.

Despite the drama, Color's large Series A raise means that despite its missteps, the company still has plenty of gas left in the tank and room to maneuver — with or without Nguyen at the helm.

According to the economic concept, known as the wage fund theory, adding more people to the labor pool theoretically meant less money available per person (or in the NCAA's case, giving some people a raise means less scholarship money for others).

Continued high rates of emissions over the next century could raise mean annual global surface temperature by 2.5 °C to 6.5 °C by 2100 IPCC 20077).

Vasopressin can also be administered to raise mean arterial pressure or decrease the norepinephrine dose.

Vasopressin is also recommended in the Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines to raise mean arterial pressure to target or to decrease the norepinephrine dose [ 6].

Robert Kingett is a gamer with disabilities, and the awareness Hamilton and others are raising means so much to him and others.

No arms raised means wait.

But warming raises mean temperature and increases the incidence of extreme temperatures and weather events.

Meanwhile, successful fund-raising meant that Ms. de Vasconcelos was able last month to open a new wing for the Malawian maternity clinic.