Sentence examples for raised by around from inspiring English sources

Analyst Andrew Light said: [Our] earnings forecasts raised by around 10% on better revenue outlook and lower fuel costs.

According to the DIW, an economic think-tank in Berlin, investment needs to be raised by around 3% of GDP permanently.

The European Commission initially proposed that the 2014-20 bedget be raised by around 5 percent, but that idea was quickly dropped following loud protests in Britain and elsewhere.

The debt limit will need to be raised by around mid-summer of next year, something that has provoked major knock-down, drag-out battles among the Capitol's warring factions and the administration in recent years.

By means of its use, the viscosity of the reactive medium can be raised by around two orders of magnitude while adding less than 1 wt% HEC to the water solution.

Studies on a locally isolated strain of Dunaliella sp. showed that the mean lipid content in cultures enriched by 200 mg L−1 myoinositol was raised by around 33% (1.5 times higher than the control).

By heating the feed water at the outlet of the secondary feed water heater upstream of the deaerator and cooling down the hot flue gas to a temperature which is 10 °C above its acid dew point, the net efficiency of an oxy-fuel process can raise by around 1.0%, which narrows the energy penalty to less than 10% compared to the reference air-firing system.

The latest round, which would take the total capital raised by Quikr to around $136 million, values the startup at over $250 million, a report added.

Despite noting concerns raised by some around the safety of long-term e-cigarette use, Bauld says the research points to the benefits of using nicotine-containing products for smokers planning to quit.

As I started reading more stories online about feral children — a boy raised by wolves who walked around on all fours; a woman who was found wandering jungles naked, who had lived among wild animals since she was a small child — I first encountered the term "Mowgli syndrome" which made me return to the beloved "Jungle Book" of my youth.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet As I started reading more stories online about feral children — a boy raised by wolves who walked around on all fours; a woman who was found wandering jungles naked, who had lived among wild animals since she was a small child — I first encountered the term "Mowgli syndrome" which made me return to the beloved "Jungle Book" of my youth.