Sentence examples for raised a high from inspiring English sources

It was not the only talking point involving the referee, Kevin Friend, who later spared home goalkeeper Asmir Begovic a booking when he raised a high foot to beat Steven Fletcher to the ball and caught the Sunderland striker in the chest on the follow-through.

Pageflakes raised a high profile round of funding in May 2006 from Benchmark Europe (renamed Balderton Capital).

Laboratory tests reflected highly septic pyogranulomatous inflammation and, together with imaging findings, raised a high suspicion of splenic abscess and septic peritonitis.

Only the p-CAM-ICU raised a high level of concern regarding applicability (due to only 6% of patients being ventilated and children under a developmental age of 5 years being excluded).

It can be assumed that the survey itself has raised a high level of awareness for the subject, and that important information, for example on the existence of the pilot project and the specialist centres for paediatric palliative care, has been conveyed.

People whose mothers were still alive both gave birth to more offspring and raised a higher proportion of those offspring to adulthood.

In [20], Cui raised a high-order compact difference scheme and its convergence was detailedly discussed; another similar approach was the compact scheme stated in [21] for the fractional sub-diffusion equation with the Neumann boundary condition.

Hillary Clinton has raised a higher percentage of her campaign funds from women than any major party presidential candidate in recent history.

She's also raised a higher total in contributions from women than any other candidate at this point in the cycle.

She means to raise a high, strong fence around herself and then cower inside it alone.

New neurological deficit in any patient should raise a high index of suspicion of HIV infection.