Sentence examples for raised suddenly from inspiring English sources

Under independence, they say, Scotland would have to draw on oil revenues to fund public spending – so if the amount raised suddenly fell, services could suffer.

Thousands of tenants of the Waterside Plaza housing complex would be spared from having their rents raised suddenly to market levels under an agreement in principle reached earlier this month with the landlord.

Those things cost money, so you need to be sure to budget beforehand, otherwise you'll see that $10,000 you've raised suddenly become more like $6,000 after expenses, processing, and shipping.

That victory, allied to the stuttering form of many of the favourites, has raised expectations; suddenly the focus has shifted from trying to avoid being the first hosts since Tunisia in 1994 to fail to make it through the group stage to wondering just what might be possible.

Mr. Obama might like having the Bloomberg bankroll as a safety net, just in case his own prodigious skills at fund-raising suddenly fade.

Now Ms. Guniya, 23, a Russian citizen, sits at her computer in Moscow at all hours running a Facebook page called 22 Thousand Tears, where thousands of people are communing about their hopes, suddenly raised and just as suddenly dashed.

The more unscrupulous ones "churn" tenants – that is, raise rents suddenly so fees can be charged for drawing up new contracts, or, if the tenant leaves, the agent makes more money for finding new tenants.

Would we send out Social Security checks, would we raise taxes suddenly?

The perfect hitting game suddenly raised his batting average to.348, from.250.

"Some U.S. states suddenly raised their standards on the content of antibiotics in seafood in April.

"It really turned the city around, and for architects it suddenly raised their status in the eyes of clients".