Sentence examples for raised business from inspiring English sources

It raised business taxes in July as part of a supplementary budget.

Some economists greeted the improvement as evidence that a new high-technology economy had raised business to a higher level of efficiency.

In the Civil War, in addition to imposing the first inheritance and income taxes, the government raised business taxes and taxes on spirits and tobacco and imposed higher tariffs.

The business select committee of MPs is holding an inquiry into the state of the British high street, holding evidence sessions where every businessman has raised business rates and called for a government review.

"The pattern we are seeing this week of stalled Trump projects jump-starting and the president-elect himself conceding that he may have raised business issues with a foreign official is stunning," he said.

"Patent litigation by the likes of Apple, who are major customers of Samsung, but also in direct competition with it in such areas as PCs, TVs and smartphones, have raised business risks for its component operations," Lee Sun-tan, analystyst at Meritz Securities, said.

But the all-at-once release also raises business and audience issues as well.

Permanently heightened security within America and on its borders could raise business costs and reduce productivity.

Dearer energy raises business costs and eats into consumers' real incomes.

Make no mistake, allowing mayors the option to raise business rates is a risky move.

Even if states are willing to start raising business taxes, a sharp increase would be bad for a recovering economy.