Sentence examples for raised because of from inspiring English sources

Home run standards, too, must be raised because of inflation.

"And his level of competition has raised because of it.

Thailand's outlook was raised because of its shrinking foreign debt and growing coffers from rising exports, Moody's said.

In early 2004 suspicions were raised because of the information commissioner's Operation Motorman investigation and a resulting police inquiry.

But anger was intensified, and money was raised, because of the revulsion against the north for taking slaves as part of its counter-insurgency operations.

The alarm was raised because of suspected armed people on board, Greek state television reported, claiming that "illegal immigrants" were on the ship.

Similarly, complaints by minorities who feel they have been denied promotions or raises because of their race have grown by more than 50percentt since 1990, leading commission officials to quadruple the number of discrimination lawsuits filed against companies in the last four years.

In past bargaining rounds, however, the teachers, police and firefighters repeatedly urged the city not to follow lock-step pattern bargaining, suggesting in part that they deserved higher raises because of their special jobs and skills.

The company also continues to sit on a warchest of its largely unspent $219 million in venture capital that it was able to raise because of its rapid success.

From consciousness raising because of consistent acts of injustice, we must go from demonstration to enforcement of just laws (e.g., EEOC) to needed new legislation.

Many LGBT parents, regardless of whether they have been incarcerated, lack legal ties to the children they are raising because of decades of discrimination and the inability to marry or to obtain a second-parent adoption.