Sentence examples for raise regularly from inspiring English sources

During a conversation that focused almost entirely on Libya, Saunders explained that fear over how Tripoli will handle Megrahi's eventual funeral remains a major concern and one that HMG continues to raise regularly.

The British minimum wage is raised regularly, by contrast, based on recommendations from the Low Pay Commission, an independent body made up of representatives from business, unions and academia.

Philadelphia has experienced a particular kind of defeat, perhaps the worst kind, where expectations are raised regularly, only to be dashed with gut-wrenching agony.

One of the issues that has been raised regularly when Oona King and I have debated is Iraq, top of the news again after Tony Blair's memoir.

Sister Margaret Clines, 69, who taught at the Queen of the Rosary Academy, a girls' high school within sight of the Amityville missile base, said that seeing the missiles raised regularly for drills "was a scary thing".

Similar issues have been raised regularly by behavioral scientists of all sorts, for example in the study of bird songs [96].

"Our regular meetings give the community and town councils an opportunity to raise matters of concern, and I'm afraid that health issues are now being raised regularly and these must be tackled".

These issues relate largely to working with communities and health systems within a real life, uncontrolled environment and are raised regularly in community based programs.

They have something close to local monopolies and seem to be able to raise rates regularly.

I'm merely pursuing a subject I raise more regularly than anyone else in parliament.

A company must be pretty stable to raise dividends regularly for 10 or 25 consecutive years.