Sentence examples for raise sustained from inspiring English sources

Trump has said his policies, particularly the tax cuts, would raise sustained annual economic growth to 3% or higher from the sluggish 2% level that has plagued the recovery from the Great Recession.

On this occasion, Governments, civil society organizations (CSO), and the private sector celebrate WBW to raise sustained awareness on the importance of breastfeeding and the need to support, protect and promote it worldwide.

Studying the two-parameter bifurcation diagram with the feedback strength and the Hill coefficient as parameters revealed that as the Hill coefficient is raised, sustained oscillation can be obtained over a wider range of feedback strength; suggesting that higher cooperativity level tends to enhance the probability of demonstrating sustained oscillations.

Electricity generator EDF warned an environmental audit committee inquiry into carbon markets that government targets to cut the UK's greenhouse gas emissions 80% by 2050 would not be met without certainty that the price of carbon could be raised and sustained.

Throughout this whole exercise, the Republicans have only raised and sustained one legitimate point: the FBI probably should have realized Steele was leaking the substance of his dossier to the press sooner.

Throughout this whole exercise, the Republicans have only raised and sustained one legitimate point: the FBI probably should have realised Steele was leaking the substance of his dossier to the press sooner.

Further, in Zhongshan study [41], a serologic window before NPC diagnosis when antibodies levels are raised and sustained was also reported, with a mean duration of 37 months.

Strategic proposers were those who raised or sustained their offer amount after their previous offer was rejected and those who lowered or sustained their offer amount after their previous offer was accepted.

Our results identify a serologic window preceding diagnosis when antibody levels are raised and sustained.

David Cameron was mocked a decade ago for raising the concept of general wellbeing, or the idea that politicians should seek to raise and sustain the happiness of the nation in the same concerted way they have traditionally sought to raise GDP.

When companies cut production to raise (or sustain) prices, the economy runs under capacity, which means underemployment of labor and capital.