Sentence examples for raised even further from inspiring English sources

"After executing two search warrants, suspicions were raised even further".

Now the stakes have been raised even further, with the former president fleeing court after an order to arrest him.

But if the stakes weren't already high enough, they're raised even further in light of Wednesday's farcical effort to break the hoodoo last year.

"This government is penalising students, announcing the abolition of maintenance grants last year and now announcing that fees will be raised even further.

Moore suggested that the freezing of tax credits suggested that the living wage proposed by the chancellor would have to be be raised even further to make up the difference.

Eyebrows that had been raised when Liverpool paid £8.5m for Collymore in 1995, were raised even further when Brian Little blew £7m to take Stan the Man to Villa Park after two disappointing seasons on Merseyside.

Real Madrid, not content with having paid a world record to buy United's previous star, Cristiano Ronaldo, for more than a $100 million last summer, is said to be planning to raise even further bank loans to return to Manchester for Rooney and the iron man of United's defense, the Serb Nemanja Vidic, when this season is done.

The fact that it took the company nearly two months to research the breach shows it lacks the necessary security audit workflows to rapidly triage breaches, raising even further questions about its security and safety investment.

His wife, Miyuki, a 66-year-old former actress, raised eyebrows even further when she claimed in a book last year that she was once taken to Venus in an alien spaceship.

And a number of high-profile cases of addicts who neglect themselves - or their children - to the point of death, have raised awareness even further.

Chile was already suspicious of Blaine because of his War of the Pacific diplomacy ten years earlier, and this incident raised tensions even further.