Sentence examples for raised but also from inspiring English sources

If a long-term solution is to be achieved, not only must substantial amounts be raised, but also the money must be put into an endowment with an annual spendable rate that preserves the principal.

(Here he was probably thinking not just of Holt, on whom he had been raised, but also of the Freudians, who invaded the field after the Second World War and who were energetic scolds).

Witness after witness testified that any future constitutional convention should not only look at how the highest property taxes (per capita) in the nation are raised, but also how they are spent.

The quarterly reports, required of all candidates for federal office, not only provide figures on how much money campaigns have raised but also document, in minute detail, where the money goes, providing insight into the campaigns' strategy and business acumen.

The senator made at least a handsome $1.7 million off the deal, dispatching not only with the hardscrabble land where Reid was raised, but also the mining and water rights beneath it.

Analysis considered not only frequency with which something was raised but also the extent to which participants in the group had elaborated or extended upon the issue.

While Y Combinator has more total rounds raised, but it also has more startups.

As a result, not only is the digestibility rate constant raised, but C∞ also increases by approximately 10-fold.

(patient 669) When the model was introduced, many participants elaborated on previous issues raised but were also able to talk about other determinants.

First, in June, he pushed through a convoluted stock deal with Warburg Dillon Read, raising $90 million but also raising suspicions that Conseco is low on cash.

Arby's is playing a huge role, not just by raising funds but also raising awareness.