Sentence examples for raised again at from inspiring English sources

The limit was raised — again at the eleventh hour — after a "grand bargain" to cut the nation's debt fell apart.

The issue of same-sex marriage will most likely be raised again at the church's next national conference, next summer.

The issue is set to be raised again at the Group of 8 summit meeting of industrialized countries this month.

He said unionists' focus was on their campaign for a commission of inquiry on parades, which would be raised again at a meeting with Secretary of State Theresa Villiers next week.

No grand bargain was reached but the idea will surely be raised again at the G-20 Summit now under way in Turkey.

The heat-treatment temperature was raised at a rate of 5°C per minute to 200°C, maintained for 20 minutes, and then raised again at the same rate to 300°C.

Housing, in fact, could be the linchpin that determines whether the Fed raises again at its August meeting, says Martin Barnes, editor of the Bank Credit Analyst, who was encouraged by the Fed's acknowledgment of a cooling economy in its statement.

Normally, SlXET1 appears strongly down-regulated at the beginning of turning stage of fruit ripening and appears undetectable at the red stage [ 42], in contrast to SlXET3 (up-regulated in this study) whose expression drops at the turning and pink stages, to raise again at the red stage.

Awkward questions about the nature and purpose of preservation are raised again now, at the opposite end of the social scale, in Bennett's highly entertaining new play People, which takes an outrageously funny and provocative swipe at the National Trust.

The WikiLeaks releases have been the talk of UN headquarters all week and the issue was raised again by reporters at the daily briefing today.

An hour and 20 minutes later, after the high-ranking officials and some 520 invited guests had dispersed, the stone was raised again by Dan McClain, at the controls of a 150-ton crane from Bay Crane Service.