Sentence examples for raised tender from inspiring English sources

The most common type of skin manifestation, erythema nodosum, presents as raised, tender red nodules usually appearing on the shins.

It was Mr. Barnett who, according to Mrs. Clinton's book, first raised the tender possibility with her that her husband and Ms. Lewinsky might have been more than friends.

There's an expressly transcendent theme in "Moonrise Kingdom" that raises the tender and joyous story of young lovers on the run to a spiritual adventure.

Although Mrs. Kim's official role was to promote Korean food, she did use her platform to raise a tender political topic.

That question took on new significance on Wednesday evening, as Dish announced a plan to raise its tender offer for shares in Clearwire to $4.40 a share in cash.

"While we do not preclude OCR from raising the tender offer price, we sense there is little upside potential to current share prices with the current offer in place," Mr. Ray wrote, using ticker symbols as shorthand for company names.

TECHCRUNCH | NPR LVMH's Bulgari Offer Trips | LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton denied on Monday that it would have to raise its tender offer for Bulgari, responding to reports in the Italian press that a lawsuit brought by American funds including Artannes Capital over an accounting error meant that minority shareholders had been treated unfairly.

That evening, I discovered a raised and very tender ridge on my scalp.

Constellation, already the world's largest winemaker with brands like Robert Mondavi and Opus One, raised its cash tender to 33 Canadian dollars ($28.19), a share from 31 Canadian dollars after Vincor rejected previous proposals three times.

His close relationship with prime minister Mahathir Mohamad and the government's failure to hold an open tender raised questions when the state lottery was privatised into his hands in 1985.

The purchase, which was awarded without tender, has raised eyebrows in South Africa.